Child sent to hospital following pedestrian-vehicle crash in Forney 

FORNEY, TX – A child was taken to the hospital following a pedestrian-vehicle crash in Forney on Saturday, NBCDFW reports. 

The collision took place before 7:30 p.m. on the 1100th block of Flamingo Drive. Forney police believe a child ran onto the road and was struck by a vehicle. 

The child sustained injuries officials deemed non-life-threatening and was taken to the hospital for a medical evaluation. 

Forney Fire Department and CareFlite, a medical helicopter, also responded to the scene.  

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