Tipp City Police Department investigating after vandals stop trains twice over weekend

The Tipp City Fire Department is investigating after two reports over the weekend of trains stopped on the tracks. Officials believe the delays were caused by vandals placing items on the tracks that cause damage to the rail cars, causing the train to stop for repairs.

Press Release from our Tipp City Fire Department.
Posted by City of Tipp City - Government on Monday, December 7, 2020

The Tipp City Police Department is aware of the situation and is investigating, the city reported. Tipp City Fire and EMS take special measures when responding to incidents on the East side of the tracks to ensure a quick response even when a train is stopped, officials said.

If you have any information regarding vandalism or foul play related to the incident, please call the Tipp City Police Department tip line at 937-667-7820. You may remain anonymous or leave your name and number if you wish to get a return call, officials said.

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