A man died of a suspected drug overdose Friday on a BART train in Walnut Creek, according to a Bay Area Rapid Transit statement.
The man, whose name was not released, was found unresponsive by a BART officer patrolling a train car about 8 p.m. at the Walnut Creek station, the transit agency said. The man was given a dose of Narcan, which can counteract the effects of opioids, but was later pronounced dead, according to the agency.
The transit agency said it did not find any signs of foul play at the scene.
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