Pedestrian killed by Amtrak train; train stopped in Stonington

A pedestrian killed by Amtrak train is at the center of an ongoing investigation in Stonington, police said. It was reported by NBC Connecticut.

Pedestrian killed by Amtrak train: what police say?

Stonington police said they were notified at about 11:25 a.m. Saturday by Amtrak police that a pedestrian was struck by a train, according to WFSB. Meanwhile, police placed the location between the Route 1 overpass and the Prospect Street and Palmer Street railroad crossing. When crews arrived, the victim was pronounced dead at the scene.

Amtrak police investigation and train status

The train involved has been stopped while Amtrak police conduct their investigation, as Turn to 10 reported. At the same time, officials are asking the public to avoid the area for the time being. Also, authorities said there is no threat to the public.

Stonington pedestrian train fatality: limited details released

Still, police said no further details were released.

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