The Eloy Police Department has identified a young man after not knowing anything about him for days.
Union Pacific Railroad employees found the estimated18-28-year-old passed out Saturday morning at about 7:40.As of Monday morning, officers don't know much.Please stay with KGUN 9 for updates and continuing details.Caleb Fernández is a digital content producer for KGUN 9. Born and raised in Southern California, Caleb has always had an affinity for creative collaborations.
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