Pedestrian Struck, Killed by Train near Haltom Road in Fort Worth
Man Killed in Fort Worth Pedestrian Accident near Haltom Road

Pedestrian Struck, Killed by Train near Haltom Road in Fort Worth
Fort Worth, Texas (June 7, 2018) – A man was struck and killed by a TRE train in Fort Worth Tuesday night, according to a local news source.
The fatal crash happened on Tuesday, June 5 near Haltom Road.
According to Fort Worth Police, two men were walking along the tracks near Haltom Road when a westbound train started approaching.
Authorities said the men did not move out of the way and one was struck in the head by a ladder or mechanical fitting on the side of the train as it passed.
Paramedics responded to the scene and transported the man to a hospital, but he later succumbed to his injuries. His name has not been released pending identification and notification of family.
The TRE Train was closed during the investigation. Passengers who were onboard the train at the time were bused to the T&P Station in Fort Worth.
The crash remains under investigation.
We extend our sincere condolences to the family and friends of the deceased.
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