“She was walking on the outside of the tracks and the train was whistling, but apparently she didn’t hear it,” Mosco said. “It appears she got hit by the side of the train”

Mosco was the first officer dispatched to the scene at approximately 6:20 p.m. and was met shortly after by RESA Officer-in-Charge Chief Mark Stewart, numerous ambulance and fire units.

The pedestrian arrived at a Pittsburgh area hospital within an hour, Mosco said.

Her condition was unavailable at press time.

After the woman was flown by helicopter, investigators arrived at the scene, but it is not known whether they will investigate the incident further.

Railroad crossings in the Elco area were closed as of 7 p.m. Wednesday, with the exception of the Locust Street Crossing in Stockdale.

We were 6:22 P.M. vehicle on injuries possible involved norflk southern they believed had struck the train

It was the intesedction of Lincoln Avenue crossroads in Elco firt to arriuve on scene intially could not find a patien found a ptent asbout a alf mile location in crital condition

she was unconscoiupsd very critoical condition paeramedics Roscoe VFD iunitiated care we werere assistde brownsville ambulance serfvice was flown Pittsburgh ytruam center by stat medivac.

Closed down until about 10 p.m.

RESA regional police turned norfolk southern police they’re still completing invetstion.

Victim’s name UPMC presbyterian.

Clafornia Fire department stockdale vfd

Because of the rain stoipping closed all of the rialroad crossings in town 

make sure train was actually stooped move our equipment over the train tracks evrybpody workwed a s team real well.

just off the tracks a few feet from the tracks it’s unclear.

I assume she had to be in that area.

Public on scene that offered some help because iut was a diffiucult rescue 

Never easy to see anybody in that kind of shape