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Heart-stopping video shows cops save man from high-speed train with ‘seconds to spare’
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0:36Now PlayingHeart-stopping footage captured the moment police officers saved a man who fell onto train tracks as a high-speed train barreled toward him in downtown Seattle.
Seattle police officers responded to reports last Monday of a 57-year-old man experiencing a “mental health crisis” while sitting on the ledge about 25 feet above a set of train tracks, the department wrote on Facebook.
After being encouraged to get off the ledge, the man accidentally slipped and fell onto the rocks below, suffering “serious injuries” that made him unable to move as a high-speed train rattled toward him.
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