A Pennsbury High School graduate died after being fatally shocked atop a SEPTA train in Doylestown Borough earlier this week.
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Mikhael Mogilevich, 25, of Morrisville, was identified as the victim in the Tuesday evening incident, according to Bucks County Coroner Patti Campi.
Mogilevich was a 2019 graduate of the Falls Township high school.
CentralBucksNews.com reported that Mogilevich climbed onto a SEPTA Regional Rail train at the Doylestown Train Station after he was unable to enter through its closed doors.
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Central Bucks Regional Police said the incident occurred at 6:05 p.m. Tuesday at the train station on Clinton Street.
Mogilevich suffered cardiac arrest and was found beside the train on the side opposite the passenger platform, according to CentralBucksNews.com.
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Emergency personnel performed chest compressions as they moved him from the tracks to an ambulance, CentralBucksNews.com reported.
Central Bucks EMS transported the man to Penn Medicine Doylestown Hospital, but he was pronounced dead from his serious injuries, authorities said.
SEPTA shut off power at the station so emergency crews could safely reach and treat the man.
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SEPTA Transit Police and the Doylestown Fire Company also responded to the scene.
