An unidentified female was struck and killed early Saturday by a Deputy in is patrol car.
The crash reconstruction team is investigating, but police ask for assistance in identifying the woman who did not have any ID or identifying marks. She is described as an african-american woman, between the ages of 45-60. wearing a black shirt and blue jeans, and was struck at 2:50 am in the 5000 block of Burlington Road.
At Garrett, Walker and Aycoth, we send our greatest sympathies to both the deputy and the victim of this accident. We understand the tragedy and emotional turmoil of the deputy and the victim’s family, and send out prayers to both.
Please join us in spreading the word to help identify the victim, and bring some closure to everyone involved and touched by this tragic accident. If you are the victim of an accident, or accused, please contact us and allow us to take on your burdens.
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