Finsbury Park station reopens after train death
Published:
11:14 AM August 10, 2012
Updated:
7:55 PM October 15, 2020
Finsbury Park station is open again after being closed this morning when a man was struck by a train.
The Victoria Line is also running now but is operating with severe delays.
A man was pronounced dead at the station after being hit by a northbound Victoria Line train at 8.44am.
Police are treating the death is being treated as non-suspicious.
It’s the second time in a week that the station has been closed due to a passenger incident. On Monday, a woman sparked a security alert when she allegedly attacked a PCSO and made her escape along the Tube tunnel.
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She was later arrested on suspicion of trespass and assault.
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