Teenage boy charged over train crash in Sydney
A teenage boy has been charged over a train crash in Sydney's north-west last week.
The city-bound train crashed into a trailer at Level Crossing Road at Vineyard, south of Windsor, about 5am on Thursday.
About 29 passengers were on the train at the time, police said.
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Emergency services were called to Level Crossing Road at Vineyard, south of Windsor. Nine
Police arrested a 16-year-old boy at Penrith Police Station about 4pm yesterday.
He has since been charged with 13 offences including possessing a prohibited drug (methylamphetamine), doing an act with intent to kill or injure a person on a railway and stealing a motor vehicle.
The teenager was refused bail to appear in a children's court later today.
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