Phoenix woman killed in Flagstaff collision involving train, police say
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - Police in Flagstaff say a Phoenix woman has died following a pedestrian crash in the northern Arizona city over the weekend.
In a statement released on March 28, officials said the crash happened at around 9:30 p.m. on March 27, in the area of Beaver Street and Route 66 in Downtown Flagstaff. The victim was identified as 25-year-old Larilynn Ben.
"[Ben] was attempting to cross between cars of a stopped Amtrak train and came out on the tracks in front of an eastbound BNSF train," read a portion of the statement. "The train engineer repeatedly blew the train’s horn. [Ben] then tried to turn around and go back through the stopped Amtrak train, but was too late."
Ben, according to officials, was declared dead at the scene.
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