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2026-09-26 03:02
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- Fox NewsRight
A station guard rescues a 69-year-old passenger after he slips into the gap between a train and the platform and is dragged alongside a moving train at Guindy Railway Station in India.
Watch at youtube.com → - The BlazeRight
An 18-year-old male and a 19-year-old female have been charged with murder after a man was shoved off a moving train to his death in Chicago earlier this month; a 15-year-old girl initially was charged with the victim's murder, but authorities were looking for more suspects.
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