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A commuter was reportedly impaired when he was struck and seriously injured early on Monday night in a collision with a CTrain, according to Calgary officers. At the Lions Park place, it happened about 1:50 a.m. A person in his 30s attempted to debark the coach after it left the station, falling between the first and second cars. The teach operator continued on his way despite the fact that he was aware of the fallen pedestrian. The sufferer was taken to a hospital with serious accidents, but neither the passenger nor the train driver were hurt.
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After a person suffered serious injuries when he fell between two of the vehicles on a departing station, a man was seen surrounded by police tape at the Lions Park CTrain place early on Monday.
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While authorities conducted an investigation, the Lions Park CTrain place was temporarily shut down. Calgary Transit was forced to install shuttles to assist passengers who needed to travel along the Red Line between local stations. Authorities are urging anyone who has information about the incident to call the police at 403-266-1234. Tips can also be contacted anonymously by calling Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 ( TIPS), or online at www. Calgary Crimestoppers or by downloading the P3 Tips Crime Stoppers software from the software store.
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