Train hits suitcase trolley deliberately pushed into its path at London Euston Video also shows how the offender walked away after pushing trolley Nobody was hurt in incident at London Euston station on August 6 British Transport Police keen to speak to man in the shocking video The moment a train struck a suitcase trolley deliberately pushed onto the tracks at one of the busiest stations in Britain has been revealed in terrifying CCTV footage. The shocking video also shows how the offender walked away after pushing the trolley onto the tracks at Euston station in Central London. Nobody was hurt in the incident. British Transport Police, who released the footage, are keen to speak to the man in the video and have also released an image of him as part of their investigation into the incident. Investigation: This group of four CCTV grabs was issued by British Transport Police of a man they would like to trace, pushing a suitcase trolley onto the tracks at Euston station in Central London Inspector James Tyrrell, of BTP, said: "The man was walking along platform one at Euston station with a suitcase at about 9pm on August 6. As shown in the footage, he approached a suitcase trolley, which was on the platform, and suddenly pushed it onto the tracks, before walking off from the scene. A short time later, a train arriving into the station struck the trolley, luckily causing no significant damage. Mr Tyrrell added: "We are unsure as to why the man deliberately pushed the trolley onto the tracks before walking away, which is why we are keen to trace him and speak to him about his dangerous actions. Identity: British Transport Police, who released the footage, are keen to speak to the man in the video and have also released an image of him as part of their investigation into the incident If the train had been travelling at speed, it could have caused serious damages to the tracks, train and anyone who may have been close by. If the train had been travelling at speed, it could have caused serious damages to the tracks, train and anyone who may have been close by James Tyrrell, British Transport Police The image of the man is clear - if you recognise him, I'd urge you to come forward. Anyone with information is asked to contact British Transport Police on 0800 40 50 40 quoting incident B4/LNA of 30/08/2013. Information can also be passed to the independent charity Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.