Body cam shows pedestrian rescued after being struck, pinned by train

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Vian, OK - Emergency crews rescued a pedestrian June 24 after they were struck and pinned beneath a train on a bridge west of Vian.

According to the Vian Police Department (VPD), officers responded to a call around 1 p.m. reporting a pedestrian who had been struck by a train. The caller stated the individual was awake and alert.

VPD officers made their way approximately a quarter mile down the tracks, navigating through thick brush and rough terrain, before locating the victim.

The victim was found pinned beneath the train on a bridge, roughly 40 feet above the ground and 50 feet from the edge of the structure, according to the post.

An officer climbed the train to reach the pinned victim on the bridge, with firefighters soon joining to assist.

Emergency crews coordinated with Union Pacific to separate the train and free the man. The victim was then guided off the bridge and taken to an ambulance.

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The extent of the victim’s injuries and their current condition have not been released. Authorities have not yet provided additional details about how the incident occurred.

Multiple agencies were involved in the response, including Union Pacific Railroad, Vian Police Department, Sequoyah County Sheriff’s Office, Vian Fire Department, Pafford EMS and Air Evac.