Person struck dead by train in St. Rose
ST. ROSE, La. (WGNO) — Someone was struck and killed by a train in St. Rose Wednesday, June 11.
Person struck, killed by train: New Orleans police
According to the St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office, deputies responded to a report of a person on the railroad tracks behind a Comfort Inn in St. Rose. They were reportedly struck by the train and were pronounced dead at the scene.
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