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Woman Struck by Train in Compton Dies in Lynwood

Tina Davis succumbed to her injuries earlier today.

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COMPTON (CNS) - A woman whose car collided with a Metro Blue Line train in Compton succumbed to her injuries, a sheriff's sergeant said today.

The woman was identified as Tina Davis, 51, of Compton, said coroner's
Assistant Chief Ed Winter. 

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The car collided with a southbound train at the Elm Street crossing near Wilmington Avenue at 12:45 a.m. Thursday, said Sgt. Nina Sutter of the Los Angeles County sheriff's Transit Services Bureau.

She was taken to St. Francis Medical Center in Lynwood in critical condition, according to a Compton Fire Department battalion chief at the accident site. She was later pronounced dead at the hospital, Sutter said.

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The green Hyundai compact car the woman was driving was badly mangled in the collision, a news photographer reported.

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