A man clipped by a freight train in the Carmel Valley area early Tuesday morning was rescued by San Diego Fire-Rescue crews after he was seen on top of the train.
At around 5 a.m., San Diego Police and SDFD crews were called to an area near Carmel Mountain Road and Sorrento Valley Road after a pedestrian was reportedly clipped by a train.
The man said he chose to climb onto the train after he was clipped, but he did not explain why he made that decision.He was taken to the hospital for treatment, ABC 10News learned.
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