CHICAGO — A 28-year-old woman had an up close and personal meet and greet with a train in the Windy City after she ended up on the tracks. <br />ABC News reports that according to a Chicago police spokesperson, the really intelligent woman, who was not identified, was talking on her cellphone when she fell onto the tracks. <br /><br />The Chicago Sun Times reports that the boneheaded incident happened at 9:25 a.m. at the 328 S. Dearborn St. station. <br />Police initially said the woman accidentally fell backward onto the tracks, but after reviewing surveillance video footage said it looked like she appeared to step forward onto them. <br />Authorities say initial eyewitness statements did not match the footage captured at the station. <br />Luckily for the absent-minded woman, the Blue Line train was able to stop in time, but not before giving her a bit of a love tap.<br />Windy City boys in blue say she was found partially under the lead car of the train. <br />Officials say the woman was then transported to Northwestern Memorial Hospital in critical condition. <br />According to the Chicago Transit Authority, Blue Line service was partially suspended for about an hour after the incident. Service was back to normal by midafternoon.
