Former LA Port Engineer Gets 3 Years for Intentional Train Wreck

Former LA Port Engineer Gets 3 Years for Intentional Train Wreck
The USNS Mercy enters the Port of Los Angeles in Los Angeles on March 27, 2020. Mark J. Terrill/AP Photo
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LOS ANGELES—A former locomotive engineer at the Port of Los Angeles was sentenced to three years behind bars on April 13 for intentionally running a train at full speed off the tracks near the Navy hospital ship Mercy, claiming the vessel was docked at the port as part of a possible “government takeover.”

Eduardo Moreno, 46, of San Pedro, was also ordered to pay $755,880 in restitution to Pacific Harbor Line, the railroad company at the port.

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