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Cops seek men who shot at BNSF train
KINGMAN, Ariz. - It certainly wasn't the "Great Train Robbery," but it could have ended up much worse, the Kingman Daily Miner reports.

The Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway is seeking information about someone shooting at a train on Saturday.

A group of four to five people were seen by railroad employees below a rail bridge west of Kingman.

One of the group members pointed what appeared to be a gun at a train traveling from Los Angeles to Texas and fired.

The train was later forced to stop when an air brake hose on a freight car failed.

Bullet holes were found in the brake hose.

"People don't realize there are engineers in those trains," said Lena Kent, BNSF director of public affairs for Arizona, California, Utah and Nevada.

A white, 1966 or later Ford pickup truck and a green, late '80s Chevy Astro van were seen in the vicinity of the shooters.

Anyone with information should call BNSF Special Agent J.D. Burns at (928) 660-8144.

(This item appeared Feb. 26, 2009, in the Daily Miner.)

 

February 26, 2009


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Troll wrote:

"People don't realize there are engineers in those trains," said Lena Kent, BNSF director of public affairs for Arizona, California, Utah and Nevada.




I wonder when Lena Kent realized there are engineers on those trains?



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I would still "have relations" with Lena.....

-- Edited by Brizy at 03:55, 2009-03-02

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I would still "have relations" with Lena.....

-- Edited by Brizy at 03:55, 2009-03-02




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Snippy wrote:

 

Troll wrote:

 

"People don't realize there are engineers in those trains," said Lena Kent, BNSF director of public affairs for Arizona, California, Utah and Nevada.




I wonder when Lena Kent realized there are engineers on those trains?

 



They could only see the engineer. The conductor was too busy blowing the horn...

 



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Bullet holes found in the brake hose...not friendly
Kemo Sabe.

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Bullet holes found in the brake hose...not friendly
Kemo Sabe.


Ugh



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Heard shots while putting some switches in the hand throw position at 58th street last night. I haven't checked the paper yet to read about the carnage.

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Last year as the Derby train went through Springfield, OH some one shot out the window of the lead F unit. How shitty is that, foamers chase the thing around country taking pictures of it, and some guy in Springfield has nothing better to do than to take pot shots at it.

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Springfield isn't known as being a "nice" town.

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Wow!, I'm luckier than I thought. A half hour visit during
a light rain and I get to live the rest of my life.

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Pipes FC wrote:

Last year as the Derby train went through Springfield, OH some one shot out the window of the lead F unit. How shitty is that, foamers chase the thing around country taking pictures of it, and some guy in Springfield has nothing better to do than to take pot shots at it.




 They probably had something against horses.

Krink, maybe it'd be easier to ask what towns you haven't spent a half hour in.  What, no pictures?



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The Krink has been to a lot of places...especially those that
have RR tracks going through them (or a super fast clay oval).
The Southeast is the only area that I purposely left off my
travel plans. Could be I have some creepy Civil War residual
memories. Got into some serious genealogical research a few
years ago. My great great grandfather was born and raised in Tennessee.
When the Civil War happened, he joined up with the Union (the North)
army. Some of the things I gleened from my research was that my
GG grandfather in the army was assigned to protecting "railroad
bridges" and was known for his photography. Found 3-4 letters he
wrote or letters refering to him as being a very good photographer
for the time period. About now I'm getting some serious "shzings"
going through my body. My GG grandfather was captured by the
Confederates in battle and spent time in a horrible prison camp
in Alabama. When the Civil War ended, it took a little while for all
the prisoners of war to be released and to make it back home.
The worst maritime disaster in US history is still the sinking of the
USS Sultana, a Mississippi river boat loaded with about 2500 soldiers
returning home from the war. My GG grandfather was on the Sultana.
I purchased the book about the whole Sultana story. Guess you'd
just have to read the book to get the unfucking believable details
of that night on the Mississippi River north of Memphis Tennessee
April 27 1865. I've always had this fear of rivers as in I'd never swim
in one. This whole thing was a bit much for me to digest. Anyway...
the Southeast is just best left alone for me.

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Getting back to Springfield Cy, it was raining, Mrs Krink was with me,
and no trains came through while I was there...hence no pictures.
Bad towns...when your are making travels plans (using an Official
Guide of the Railways, an Amtrak Schedule, a speedway guide, and
a Rand McNally atlas), you don't consider what may be a bad town.
On one of my many mega Amtrak journeys, Trinidad Colorado seemed
like a strategic jump off point for a day. The BN/CS ran north/south
and the ATSF ran east/west. The Southwest Chief dumped me off
in Trinidad about noon and I wandered uptown with my luggage
and found a hotel/motel to stay in. A little later I walked down to the
BN/CS yard to watch the goings on. It was 15 minutes after I got there
that a hoghead on a switcher invited me up to be his fireman. He was
switching with a U-Boat in the Trinidad yard. We got to BS'ing and he
said this is a bad town with all kinds of details and horror stories. Said
he drop me off back to my room when he tied up. I said OK. So I got
a couple hours of switching and riding around in a U-Boat in Trinidad.
The guy did what he said, dropped me off at my hotel, and I thanked
him for the cab ride and the advice. The next morning when I was getting
ready to catch the Southwest Chief to LA, I noticed a cockroach sitting
atop the bible on the table in my room. The second cockroach I've ever
seen. The first was in New Orleans...another story.

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