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In Kerch on a pedestrian crossing to death shot down an elderly man

In Kerch, a foreign car knocked down a man at a regulated pedestrian crossing about 70 years old, the victim died on the spot

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In Kerch on a pedestrian crossing to death shot down an elderly man

In Kerch, a foreign car hit a man about 70 years old at a regulated pedestrian crossing, the victim died on the spot. This was reported in the Interior Ministry for the Republic of Crimea.

According to the agency, the 34-year-old Toyota driver was moving along Sverdlov Street and hit a pedestrian. From his injuries, the man died at the scene.

Law enforcement officers conduct a check and establish all the circumstances of the incident.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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