Wyandotte, MI-
A Michigan woman was talking to her boyfriend on a cell phone about committing suicide when she was hit by a train in Wyandotte and died this morning.
The 25-year-old Wyandotte woman, who was hit by the train on the railroad tracks east of 9th Street at Maple, left a suicide note at the scene, Wyandotte police say in a news release this morning.
"Investigators on the scene determined that she was sitting between the rails on the track," Wyandotte Police Chief Daniel Grant says. "Despite the engineer sounding his horn several times, it was obvious that she had no intentions of exiting the tracks."
Wyandotte police and fire departments responded to the scene just after 5:15 a.m.
A Michigan woman was talking to her boyfriend on a cell phone about committing suicide when she was hit by a train in Wyandotte and died this morning.
The 25-year-old Wyandotte woman, who was hit by the train on the railroad tracks east of 9th Street at Maple, left a suicide note at the scene, Wyandotte police say in a news release this morning.
"Investigators on the scene determined that she was sitting between the rails on the track," Wyandotte Police Chief Daniel Grant says. "Despite the engineer sounding his horn several times, it was obvious that she had no intentions of exiting the tracks."
Wyandotte police and fire departments responded to the scene just after 5:15 a.m.
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