Roseville, CA (June 20, 2024) A community was left in shock as news spread of a pedestrian being struck and injured in Roseville. The accident occurred right around 9:00 p.m. at the intersection of Douglas Boulevard and North Sunrise Avenue. Initial reports stated that the pedestrian was left in critical condition following the collision.
As a pedestrian walked along a street in Roseville, a vehicle approached. At the intersection of Douglas Boulevard and North Sunrise Avenue, the vehicle struck the pedestrian. The force from the impact knocked the pedestrian to the ground, hard. The driver of the vehicle immediately stopped and waited for police officers to arrive. The pedestrian laid on the ground, obviously injured.
The Roseville Police Department arrived at the scene and found the vehicle stopped on the road. The pedestrian was on the ground, motionless. Officers began life-saving measures on the pedestrian until paramedics arrived and took over the procedures. The pedestrian was rushed to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries, where they remain with critical injuries, according to reports.
Detectives walked around the scene gathering evidence and leaving nothing uncovered. They took a statement from the driver of the vehicle and are determined to understand what happened at this Roseville intersection. Officers do not know if drugs or alcohol were factors in this collision at this time. Anyone who has any information regarding this pedestrian accident is encouraged to contact the Roseville Police Department.
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