Police identify man fatally struck by Metro-North train as 51-year-old Colin McKenna, of Wilton

Metro-North officials have identified the man struck and killed by a train in Westport. Police say the victim is 51-year-old Colin McKenna, of Wilton. Published reports say McKenna is a Catholic

News 12 Staff

Sep 10, 2015, 10:23 PM

Updated 3,161 days ago

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Police identify man fatally struck by Metro-North train as 51-year-old Colin McKenna, of Wilton
Metro-North officials have identified the man struck and killed by a train in Westport.
Police say the victim is 51-year-old Colin McKenna, of Wilton.
Published reports say McKenna is a Catholic priest who worked in the communications office of the Bridgeport diocese until last month.
Police say a New Haven-bound train struck McKenna around noon yesterday at the Saugatuck train station.
Metro-North says police are investigating the death as a possible suicide.


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