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Bus and Train Accidents
Metro Employee's Death Brings to Close Tragic Summer
Metro employee, John Moore died of injuries sustained last week when he was stuck by a metro train between the National airport and Braddock road metro stations. This is the third metro employee to die at work since the tragic Fort Totten metro crash of June 22nd, 2009.Mystery surrounds how Mr. Moore came to be struck and further detailed investigation is anticipated.
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