> At a Glance
> – A body was discovered on Metro A Line tracks in South L.A. just before 6 a.m. Friday
> – Police suspect the person may have been hit by a train
> – Streets around 41st St. and Long Beach Ave. are closed while detectives investigate
> – Why it matters: The incident is disrupting morning commutes and raising safety concerns
A death investigation is underway after a body was found on Metro train tracks in South Los Angeles early Friday, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
The discovery, made shortly before 6 a.m. on the Metro A Line, has prompted authorities to shut down nearby streets.
Investigation Details
Officers responded to the tracks near 41st Street and Long Beach Avenue after reports of a body in the area. Investigators believe the person may have been struck by a passing train.
The intersection remains closed while detectives document the scene and interview potential witnesses.
What Happens Next
- Coroner’s office will determine the official cause of death
- Metro riders should expect delays through the corridor
- LAPD asks anyone with information to contact them
Traffic is being detoured onto parallel routes; no estimated time for reopening has been released.
Key Takeaways
- Death occurred on Metro A Line tracks in South L.A.
- Fatal injury appears consistent with train impact
- Streets remain closed for forensic investigation
- No further details released pending family notification
