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Deaf man struck by train
By Derek Frazier
A 30-year-old deaf man was struck by a train at the intersection of Mississippi and Arlington at approximately 11:30 Wednesday morning.
“I thought he was drunk or something, and pretty soon he had enough reality about it and said ‘I’m deaf,’” Larry Cole, eyewitness to the accident said. “So we kept him with his eyes open. He stepped across there [the train tracks], and it looked like he was challenging the train. It probably knocked him in the air 20 feet and it split open his head on the back.”
The man, whose identity has yet to be released, was transported to Valley View Regional Hospital.
Cole said the man was still conscious and comprehended everything that had happened.
“He was walking across, along the edge of the street and he just got hit,” eyewitness Jimmy Bays said.
AdaEveningNews.com - Ada, Oklahoma - Deaf man struck by train
By Derek Frazier
A 30-year-old deaf man was struck by a train at the intersection of Mississippi and Arlington at approximately 11:30 Wednesday morning.
“I thought he was drunk or something, and pretty soon he had enough reality about it and said ‘I’m deaf,’” Larry Cole, eyewitness to the accident said. “So we kept him with his eyes open. He stepped across there [the train tracks], and it looked like he was challenging the train. It probably knocked him in the air 20 feet and it split open his head on the back.”
The man, whose identity has yet to be released, was transported to Valley View Regional Hospital.
Cole said the man was still conscious and comprehended everything that had happened.
“He was walking across, along the edge of the street and he just got hit,” eyewitness Jimmy Bays said.
AdaEveningNews.com - Ada, Oklahoma - Deaf man struck by train