A woman pushing a baby in a stroller across railroad tracks in Southern
California Saturday night was killed by a train but she shoved the
stroller to safety just in time, authorities said.
The woman was trying to walk through the Riverside crossing when the stroller became stuck in the tracks, police said. She managed to free the stroller, but she couldn't escape the oncoming Metrolink commuter train.
"She didn't quite make it," Riverside police Sgt. Dan Warren said. "The baby's fine, but she got hit."
He did not have further details, including the woman's identity and her connection to the child. Read More
The woman was trying to walk through the Riverside crossing when the stroller became stuck in the tracks, police said. She managed to free the stroller, but she couldn't escape the oncoming Metrolink commuter train.
He did not have further details, including the woman's identity and her connection to the child. Read More
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