Person killed in pedestrian-vehicle crash in Dallas 

DALLAS, TX – A person was killed in a pedestrian-vehicle crash in Dallas on Wednesday, Fox4News said. 

Police were dispatched to the intersection of East Northwest Highway and Abrams Road and responded to the scenebefore 4 a.m. Upon arrival, police found an unconscious person lying in the westbound lanes. 

Police initially thought the pedestrian was struck twice by a vehicle, but concluded that it was only once. Dallas Fire Rescue pronounced that person dead at the scene. 

The vehicle involved appeared to be a black Dodge Charger, which stayed at the scene. Its driver cooperated with police. 

No other details, including the victim’s name or the events leading to the crash, have been released. 

Updates will be added as soon as we learn more. 

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