Valley, et all.
Mr. Gillespie is a conductor. I’m also thinking that a reporter used the word “driven” as that term in not widely used on the railroad. I also heard from the railroad pipeline that the person in the wheel chair tried to beat the train and it was way too late to get the train stopped. I agree with you, Valley, I’d love to go 31 years without ever having run over someone or hit a car, but I’ve got a very long way to go!
First, I’m surprised that nobody tried to come to the aid/rescue of the person who was stuck on/in the tracks. Maybe nobody was around.
Second…
I’m no lawyer… but this sounds like DUI to me! And please, no jokes about making a person in a motorized chair get up and walk the line.
CC
The tracks that run through Muncie are on the south side of downtown where there is mostly closed down factories and warehouses. I don’t see all that many pedestrians or motorists as I go by. Most motorists use the underpass to avoid waiting at the gates,w hich is fine by me because that’s a lot less cars I have worry about slamming into!