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Pedestrian killed by auto In Las Vegas


Las Vegas police said a pedestrian vs auto accident took place in Las Vegas today. The incident happened near Burnham Ave and Flamingo at about 1:30 in the afternoon. A 2012 Ford Fiesta was headed west on Flamingo when the driver’s vehicle struck the woman as she crossed the road heading to the south side. The police said the 65-year old woman sustained major injuries and was pronounced deceased at the scene of the accident.

The identity of the woman was not immediately released and no additional information is available at this time.

September 28, 2022



Pedestrian accident-related deaths are outpacing death rates for influenza, and other common ailments, the issue was declared an epidemic by the State of Nevada. Las Vegas metro are urging residents to be vigilant as distracted drivers appear to be the main cause of these incidents.

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