A passenger died late Tuesday at a Red Line Metro station in Hollywood, but no foul play is suspected, according to officials.
Officers responded to the death just before 11 p.m. Tuesday at the Hollywood/Vine station, said Los Angeles Police Department spokesperson Officer Warren Moore. He said there was no evidence of foul play and the case has been turned over to the Los Angeles County Coroner.
The coroner’s office said early Wednesday a cause of death has not yet been determined and identification was pending the notification of the next of kin.Metro officials said that a Red Line operator was notified about a passenger having trouble breathing and requested that medical personnel meet the train at the Hollywood/Vine station, according to Dave Sotero, a spokesperson for Metro. While the team attempted life-saving measures at the station, they were unsuccessful, Sotero said.
Without a cause of death, Sotero declined to comment further on the case or about ongoing safety concerns at Metro.
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