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04/29/2016 12:00 AMAn individual was struck and killed by an Amtrak train Friday morning at approximately 8:25 a.m near the Guilford/ Branford line.
The train was Acela Express Amtrak #2190 and was on its way from New York to Boston when it reported striking a trespasser according to Amtrak spokesperson Craig Schultz.
"There were approximately 119 passengers on board the train at the time and no injuries were reported from any passengers or crew," he said.
The train was held in is location for a few hours for an investigation and was released around 10 a.m.
"There were a number of other trains in the area that will experience some residual delays as a result but everything is back open and operating now as of this point," he said.
According to officials from Shore Line East, train service continues to be delayed in the area with only one track open.
Amtrak Police will lead the investigation with the support of local police. Schultz said more information about the accident and will become available over the weekend or early next week.
"There is a formal process that needs to be followed for notification and identification," he said.
Guilford Police Officer Lt. Robinson confirmed Amtrak police would be taking the lead on the investigation but Guilford would offer local support as needed.
"They beat us down there," he said of the arrival on scene. "It is their investigation- it is their property."
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