Person’s life claimed in pedestrian-vehicle collision in Dallas
DALLAS, TX – A person’s life was claimed in a pedestrian-vehicle collision that took place on Interstate 30 before 7 a.m. on Friday.
The Dallas County Sheriff’s Office pronounced one person dead at the scene, saying they were a pedestrian struck by a vehicle, according to WFAA.
Deputies confirmed the driver stayed at the scene, but have not said whether they would face charges.
Deputies have not released the pedestrian’s name and are working to determine the cause of the crash.
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