Officials investigate pedestrian-train crash in Denison
DENISON, TX – Law enforcement is investigating the details of a pedestrian-train crash that happened on Saturday.
According to KTEN, the collision occurred on the 2100th block of Shannon Road and also warranted a response from the Texas Department of Public Safety, Denison Police, and Fire Rescue.
Authorities have not reported any injuries or specified any factors that could have contributed to the crash.
We will be sure to provide updates once we learn more.
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