Engineer in deadly 2015 Philadelphia Amtrak crash found not guilty
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By Sonia Moghe, CNN The engineer at the controls of an Amtrak train that derailed in Philadelphia in 2015 has been found not guilty on all charges related to the crash that killed eight and injured more than 150 people.
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A Philadelphia judge will let a jury weigh criminal charges against Brandon Bostian, the Amtrak engineer charged in the 2015 derailment that left eight people dead and more than 200 injured.
An Amtrak engineer has been acquitted of charges related to a high-speed derailment that left eight people dead and hundreds injured in Philadelphia in 2015. The jury cleared 38-year-old engineer
A Philadelphia jury has found Brandon Bostian not guilty on all counts related to the deadly 2015 Amtrak crash. Bostian had faced charges including manslaughter and reckless endangerment.
An Amtrak engineer was cleared of charges related to a deadly, high-speed derailment that left eight people dead and hundreds injured in Philadelphia in 2015.
By Sonia Moghe, CNN The engineer at the controls of an Amtrak train that derailed in Philadelphia in 2015 has been found not guilty on all charges related to the crash that killed eight and injured more than 150 people.
Brandon Bostian was at the controls of the train, which was speeding at more than 100 miles per hour through a curved section when it crashed, the authorities said.
An Amtrak engineer charged with hundreds of counts related to a 2015 train derailment in Philadelphia in which eight people were killed and hundreds more were injured was acquitted Friday.
