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Published November 09, 2011, 12:00 AM

Officer on a train

Dickinson Police Department Officer Corey Lee looks out a Burlington Northern Santa Fe engine window as it speeds down the tracks Tuesday in Dickinson. Local law enforcement rode the train as part of an “Officer on a Train” enforcement operation to see what the engineer sees when operating locomotives. North Dakota experienced a 40 percent increase in incidents at railroad crossings during 2010, according to a press release.

By: April Baumgarten, The Dickinson Press

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    Dickinson Police Department Officer Corey Lee looks out a Burlington Northern Santa Fe engine window as it speeds down the tracks Tuesday in Dickinson. Local law enforcement rode the train as part of an “Officer on a Train” enforcement operation to see what the engineer sees when operating locomotives. North Dakota experienced a 40 percent increase in incidents at railroad crossings during 2010, according to a press release.

Dickinson Police Department Officer Corey Lee looks out a Burlington Northern Santa Fe engine window as it speeds down the tracks Tuesday in Dickinson. Local law enforcement rode the train as part of an “Officer on a Train” enforcement operation to see what the engineer sees when operating locomotives. North Dakota experienced a 40 percent increase in incidents at railroad crossings during 2010, according to a press release.

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