Two mangled bodies discovered on Brooklyn train tracks: cops

Two mangled our bodies had been found on Brooklyn practice tracks Wednesday morning, cops stated. 

The our bodies had been noticed on the tracks by a motorman as a Manhattan-bound 3 practice was pulling into the Sutter Avenue-Rutland Street station in Brownsville simply earlier than 7 a.m., police stated. 

They had been pronounced lifeless on the scene, authorities stated. 

Our bodies had been noticed on the tracks simply earlier than 7 a.m.

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The our bodies had been noticed as a Manhattan-bound 3 practice was pulling into the Sutter Avenue-Rutland Street station.

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It was unclear whether or not the 2 victims had been struck by the oncoming practice or an earlier one.

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Their our bodies had been “not wholly intact,” so their gender was not instantly decided, cops stated.

It was additionally unclear whether or not they had been struck by the oncoming practice or an earlier one, cops stated. 

Police didn't know later within the morning how they ended up on the tracks, however no criminality was instantly suspected. 

Each our bodies had been “not wholly intact.”

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The invention snarled rush-hour No. 3 trains, the MTA stated. 

As of about 8:15 a.m., “extraordinarily restricted” No. ‌3‌ practice service was accessible between ‌New Tons Av‌enue and ‌Crown Heights-Utica Av‌enue.