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UPDATE: Union Pacific Railroad employee killed in work-related Accident

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The Mason City Police have released the following information about the accident early Tuesday morning that took a man’s life:

At approximately 2:30 AM on July 31, 2012, Mason City police and fire personnel responded to a medical call regarding a subject who had been injured on the railroad tracks in the area of 13th and North Quincy.

Upon arrival, officers met with employees of the Union Pacific Railroad who had discovered the body of Gerogiy Soloviyov, 36, of Stanhope, Iowa.  Soloviyov is a Union Pacific employee and was acting in that capacity at the time of the accident.

Soloviyov was reportedly working on a railroad car coupling when another car rolled into him, pinning him between the two cars.  He was pronounced dead at the scene.

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4 thoughts on “UPDATE: Union Pacific Railroad employee killed in work-related Accident

  1. I have had the priviledge of reprsenting railroad employees and their families as their designated counsel for 35 years and I can attest, that railway employees work around dangerous conditions and incidents occur frequently. For information and advice contact me at Weldon@wgranger.com or our toll free #
    of 1-800-231-3359. Private # 713-683-1227
    J. Weldon Granger
    Designated counsel for railway employees

  2. I was recently severely injured in a rr accident , fortunately I was able to escape with my life. I feel deeply for his family and friends and hope they find a good rr injury attorney so his wife and children can live a good life !!! God bless to all involved.

  3. My heart goes out to his family. I pray I never have to go through what his family is. Prayers for all of his family and this includes his RR family.

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