Metrorail Intrusion: Two People Caught on Top of Moving Train in Coconut Grove
Video Captures Daring Feat
A video posted by Only in Dade has captured two individuals on top of a moving Metrorail train in Coconut Grove, leaving authorities and residents stunned.
The Incident
In the video, the two individuals can be seen standing on top of the Metrorail before it begins to move. It remains unclear how they managed to climb onto the train without being detected, sparking concerns about the safety implications of the incident.
Reaction from Authorities
In response to the video, Miami-Dade County released a statement on Sunday condemning the incident. The statement read:
"Entering the Metrorail Guideway and climbing on top of vehicles is not only illegal and can lead to arrest and prosecution, but extremely dangerous and can result in death and the injury of others. Please, under no circumstances, enter the track area or climb on top of vehicles. Safety is a shared responsibility and we ask all riders to say something if they see something. Thank you."
Investigation Ongoing
Police have not made any arrests in connection with the incident, and it is unclear if any further action will be taken.
Consequences of the Incident
The incident highlights the importance of rail safety and the need for authorities to take measures to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future. It also serves as a reminder to residents to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity.
FAQs
- How did the two individuals manage to climb onto the train without being detected?
- The exact method used by the individuals to climb onto the train is unclear and is currently under investigation.
- Have any arrests been made in connection with the incident?
- No arrests have been made in connection with the incident, and it is unclear if any further action will be taken.
- What is the response from authorities to the incident?
- Miami-Dade County released a statement condemning the incident and urging residents to report any suspicious activity.
