An incident occurred on Tuesday in Boynton Beach. A pedestrian was hit by a train. The location of the crash is near some railroad tracks.
Further details about the crash are being investigated by local authorities. The police in Boynton Beach are handling the investigation. For more information about this incident, readers can consult the source, CBS12, which reported the train crash in Palm Beach, FL.
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