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US Teen Accused Of Causing Train Derailment To Film Crash And Post It To YouTube

  • A Nebraska police department charged a 17-year-old with two felonies for allegedly causing a train derailment while filming for YouTube.
  • The teenager tampered with a railroad switch, causing two locomotives and five BNSF cars to derail on April 21.
  • Prosecutors have requested to move the case from juvenile to adult court following an investigation.
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News18 IndiaNews18 India

US Teen Accused Of Causing Train Derailment To Film Crash And Post It To YouTube

A BNSF Railway investigator was informed by the train's conductor that a misplaced switch caused the train to deviate onto an industrial track rather than the intended path.

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US Teen Charged After He Deliberately Forces Train To Crash For A YouTube Video

A 17-year-old teenager in the US has been accused of deliberately causing a train derailment to record it and post it on YouTube. According to court documents, the Nebraska teen allegedly caused the train to go off the tracks, recorded the incident, and shared the footage on YouTube, Metro reported. The incident happened in April this year when the teen allegedly tampered with a rail switch, causing two locomotives and five fully loaded coal tra…

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USA TodayUSA Today

Nebraska teen accused of causing train derailment for 'most insane' YouTube video

The teen was charged with two felonies after he was accused of causing a train derailment and posting it to YouTube. Prosecutors want to try him as an adult.

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Nebraska teen allegedly derailed trains just to get ‘insane’ footage for YouTube

A teenager was charged this week with two felonies for allegedly derailing trains in Nebraska to film "insane" footage for YouTube.

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US teen makes train derail deliberately to shoot 'insane' video for YouTube

The police in Nebraska, United States have charged a teenager with two felonies this week after he allegedly derailed trains for shooting an “insane” video for YouTube. The 17-year-old teen, whose identification was not revealed since he is still a minor, shared the five-minute video of the train derailment in Bennet on April 21, which he called the “MOST INSANE VIDEO I’VE EVER TAKEN!” “Oh my God! Oh my frickin’ God!” he was heard saying repeat

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Nebraska teen accused of causing train derailment for YouTube video

A Nebraska teenager has been accused of forcing a train to derail so he could record the incident and share it on YouTube.

·New York, United States
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