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   RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — A man accused of fatally pushing a   
   woman in front of a freight train in Southern California has   
   been arrested, authorities said.   
      
   The woman, whose name has not yet been made public, was hit by   
   the train Monday morning in the city of Riverside, about 55   
   miles (89 kilometers) from downtown Los Angeles, police said   
   Thursday.   
      
   Riverside police said in a statement that the woman and the man,   
   Kevin Errol Lewis, were in an argument next to the railroad   
   tracks that turned physical.   
      
   During the altercation, Lewis allegedly shoved the woman he was   
   in a dating relationship with into the path of the train,   
   killing her, police said.   
      
   Officers found Lewis, 41, nearby and detained him, police said.   
   He is being held in jail without bail on suspicion of murder and   
   domestic violence, as well as several outstanding warrants for   
   theft and narcotics violations.   
      
   Lewis, whom police described as a transient man, is scheduled to   
   appear in court on April 25, online jail records showed. It was   
   not immediately clear whether he had an attorney who could speak   
   on his behalf.   
      
   The killing was similar to a death in New York City in January   
   that shocked the city after after a woman was pushed to her   
   death in front of a subway train beneath Times Square in an   
   apparently unprovoked attack. Police charged Martial Simon, whom   
   authorities said was homeless, in the slaying of Michelle Alyssa   
   Go.   
      
   Simon is being held in a hospital prison ward and is scheduled   
   to return to court on Tuesday, online jail and court records   
   show.   
      
   https://news.yahoo.com/police-man-fatally-pushed-woman-   
   152823207.html   
      
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