A man falls off top of CTA Blue Line train during Tuesday morning commute

During a Tuesday morning commute, a 27-year-old man fell off the top of a CTA Blue Line train while it was in motion.

Normal operations have resumed on the CTA Blue Line after a man was injured after falling off a moving train in the East Garfield neighborhood.

At about 9:15 a.m. a 27-year-old man was on top of the train while it was in motion, according to police.The train stopped in the 3700 block of West Congress Parkway, between the Pulaski and Kedzie-Homan stops where he fell from the top of the train, police said.Advertisement

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