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Lirr Accident Today: Monday Morning, a Pedestrian Was Killed by a Train in Peconic

Katy William
Last updated: 2022/10/26 at 4:14 AM
Katy William
Lirr Accident Today
Lirr Accident Today

According to a representative for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), a pedestrian was hit and killed by a Long Island Rail Road train on the tracks in Peconic on Monday morning. The incident took place at approximately 8:53 in the morning west of the Southold train station, and detectives from the MTA police are currently on the scene examining the occurrence, which does not appear to be illegal in nature.

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The “unauthorized individual on the tracks” was struck by the train while traveling east toward Greenport when the incident occurred in the region close to Carroll Avenue. Because authorities need to contact the victim’s next of kin, the identity of the deceased has not been made public at this time.

Because of the incident, the 7:30 a.m. train departing from Ronkonkoma and scheduled to arrive in Greenport at 8:54 a.m. was running 2 hours and 35 minutes late through Mattituck, according to a notification posted by the LIRR earlier on Monday. Before recently, LIRR service was discontinued in both directions east of Ronkonkoma; however, service has since been resumed.

It is slated for a train to leave Mattituck at 1:46 in the afternoon and arrive in Greenport at 2:10 in the afternoon. After that, at exactly 14:43, that train pulls away from the Greenport station. According to a spokeswoman for the MTA, the tracks ought to be clean in time for those trains.

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Katy Williams is an ambitious individual who is always looking to learn and grow. She has been a content writer for 2 years and loves to cultivate connections with her co-workers, as well as maintain a positive attitude throughout the day. In her free time, Katy likes to take walks outside and listen to music.
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