JUSTICE FOR NJ TRANSIT AND COACH USA MURDER VICTIMS

  NJ Transit train hits pedestrian in Montclair; man seriously injured A NJ Transit train  struck a pedestrian near the Upper Montclair station Wednesday afternoon, an agency spokesperson confirmed. The man survived but was seriously injured, said Paul Milo of NJ Transit. He was rushed to a hospital after colliding with the outbound train shortly after 4:30 p.m. Transit police continue to investigate the incident.  Service was suspended along the Montclair-Boonton Line throughout the township's seven stations but quickly resumed with 45-minute delays. Check back for more on this story as it develops.

  12-year-old boy struck and killed by train By abc7NY Wednesday, September 22, 2010 HACKENSACK, NJ Caesar Muloki's family knew something was wrong late in the afternoon when the he hadn't come home. "I saw it on TV and I was wondering who it was," said Sarah Muloki, the victim's sister. Soon after that, police told them the devastating news. Caesar had been hit and killed by a NJ Transit train on his way home from Hackensack Middle School, less than a mile away. "He was a really, really good boy," said Prescilla Muloki, the victim's sister. Police believe Caesar was walking along the tracks on Railroad Avenue. They say he had headphones on and was listening to his iPod. With his back to the train, police believe he didn't see it coming. At the last minute, they say Caesar took a step into the path of the train. But there are conflicting accounts of what happened. One witness told Eyewitness News that he saw the young boy running along the track

 Remember 3 Boys Killed By NJ Transit Train 55 YEARS AGO, 3 KHS BOYS KILLED BY TRAIN AT ELM ST. DEPOT 8 September 2020     Story By  Kevin A. Canessa Jr. | Editor & Broadcaster There’s now a full generation of Kearny residents who never knew our town once had train service connecting Kearny to Hoboken and beyond. And it is very likely there are few who remain who remember that that rail service — Erie Lackawanna back in the day, it eventually evolved into NJ Transit — was responsible for one of the greatest tragedies the town ever saw. It was a crisp Wednesday morning, Sept. 8, 1965. The new year at Kearny High School was about to kick off. No doubt, there was a freshness in the air that day — a day for new beginnings, for fresh starts everyone. All students were on an equal playing field. Everyone was to begin the school year with a tabula rasa — a fresh slate — with so much opportunity lying ahead. But for three young Kearny men — two would-be juniors and one would-be sophomore —

Why Governor Phil Murphy And The Other Politian's Not Passing A Law To Hold  NJ Transit And Coach USA Bus Driver  Killer Bus Drivers Accountable  F or These Innocent Souls Murdered? Justice  For These Innocent Pedestrians Being Killed By NJ Transit/Coach USA Dangerous Bus Drivers and Train Engineers  For  Murder. NJ Transit and Coach USA bus driver Unions are paying these bus drivers and engineers a paycheck  for  killing these pedestrians. Why isn't the New Jersey  federal bureau o f investigation not stepping into investigating these deaths? New Jersey roads are not sa fe roads to living. The  former Governor Chris Christie is responsible  for these deaths just like now Governor Phil Murphy. New Jersey has another  f our years with Governor Phil Murphy sweeping these death deaths under the rug. NJ Transit and Coach USA do not care  f or human lives. The Governor, prosecutors, NJ Transit, Coach USA, and bus Union wear the blood o f these lives killed. It is not right that t