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A train fire in Eunice forced some near the tracks to shelter in place Thursday afternoon.

According to Fox26 when deputies arrived at the scene to assist the railroad police they learned that a man, 27-year-old Resendo Tellez, had removed evidence from the scene of the accident. When the pedestrian was struck by the train it severed his leg and shockingly, Tellez decided to flee with the leg in tow.

A Monday morning (Jan. 16) crash involving a train and an 18-wheeler shut down Verot School Road at Evangeline Thruway (Hwy 90) until further notice.

A train hit a police unit that was parked on the tracks and when the train slammed the unit, a suspect was detained in the vehicle.

This historic train depot has been transformed into a beautiful restaurant and it is located right on the train tracks.

While details are developing, initial reports say that there are injuries as a result of the incident.

A video has surfaced on social media that shows someone barely escaping their vehicle prior to a train smashing the car.

One person was taken to the hospital.

Sad news out of St. Landry Parish as Sheriff Bobby Guidroz says that his office investigated a fatality of a pedestrian that was hit by a train on Friday, January 21.

The Slidell Police Department said the 66-year-old man, who is possibly suffering from dementia, appeared to be sleeping on the train tracks around 9:30 pm when he was hit.

Watch as an Amtrak train collides with a semi-truck carrying other vehicles.

It's the second crash involving vehicles and trains to happen in South Louisiana this week.

Details are still scarce, but KATC-TV3 is reporting that two people were injured in a crash involving a train and a passenger vehicle early Monday afternoon.

You learn something new every day.

Here's an honorable mention for the 2018 Darwin Award.

One man is dead after being struck by a train overnight in Lafayette.

Free concerts, parades, and events with some of our biggest stars are happening this weekend in New Orleans for Super Bowl 47!

1. 18-year-old Amanda Byrne of Rowe, New Mexico is no longer with us. She apparently thought it a good idea to job on some railroad tracks while listening to music on her headphones. The engineer that struck her said he sounded the emergency horn several, all to no avail.