Talladega County parents demanding answers after children told to crawl under train blocking road

Yeah, this is what parents in this Martisville community are used to seeing as their Children get home from school. Six kids get off the bus at this stop and their parents are parked nearby, ready to pick them up. But Wednesday a train was stopped on the tracks right here, blocking this road and parents assume that have to wait for the train to move before the kids got off the bus.

I've seen kids pop up from under the train. I'm like, I know y'all ain't coming from under that train. Like and it was like he told us to do it. So I'm like, who is he? And he popped up like in between, you know, like I'm sorry

I told him go up under there and everything. The kids say the person who told them to do it was the train conductor.

I thought it was gonna start moving. I was scared. I thought something wrong was happening because I never experienced that before. It was so scary. I never

been under a train before. Willie Bell Fuller says she was mortified when she saw her six year old granddaughter under the train car. What if that

train had a move in my that thing would kill my kids

that would have been real bad and real ugly. Leon Estelle's two Children crawled under that train car. He works for a rail line and says any railroad employee should know better than to instruct Children to do something that

dangerous. It can be just slack rolling, not even something that, you know, for any reason, any kind of movement, either one of them could have been killed or hurt. That's never okay. Going up on the train is that's a serious problem in hurt. That's never okay. Going up on the train is that's a serious problem in

Talladega County. Lisa Crane WV TM 13.