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Las Vegas pedestrian dies after possibly struck by train

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A pedestrian was killed late Monday night after they were possibly struck by a train in the central Las Vegas Valley, according to police.

The Metropolitan Police Department says the incident occurred at about 10:11 p.m. Monday near Wyoming and Western avenues.

“LVMPD officers responded to a report of a pedestrian possibly being stuck by a train,” Lt. Tabitha Baker said.

The pedestrian was pronounced dead, according to authorities.

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