HARTFORD, Wis. (WFRV) – Officials have released body camera footage roughly a month after a train derailed on June 30 in Wisconsin, which left a diesel fuel spill that has since been contained.
The incident, which is still under investigation, occurred on June 30 as a train with three engines and 16 cars derailed. The engines all left the tracks, as did many railcars. Three conductors were treated for minor injuries at a hospital.
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The Hartford Police Department released body camera footage showing the aftermath of the incident. Click the video player above to see the footage.
The footage captured showed numerous wooden planks sprayed across the tracks and into the surrounding shrubbery and trees, along with engines completely flipped over and on their sides. Other railcars can be seen turned and at an awkward angle, with one engine standing upright.
No additional information is available.
