Remember Juvenile Struck and Killed by NJ Transit Train Near Maplewood Station

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 Remember Juvenile Struck and Killed by NJ Transit Train Near Maplewood Station


MAPLEWOOD, NJ — A juvenile female died today on the train tracks west of the Maplewood NJ Transit station. 

The non-revenue train X667 was enroute to Dover from Penn Station New York; no passengers were aboard. The girl was struck and fatally injured at 12:15 p.m., confirmed Mariluz Garcia-Diaz, NJ Transit senior public information officer. Maplewood Police Department and Maplewood Fire Department responded quickly to the scene. 

"The Morris-Essex line is temporarily suspended, but we are cross honoring the railroad tickets," Garcia-Diaz said. With the investigation ongoing, she could not estimate a time for the resumption of train service.






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