Thadea Williams, 30, killed in pedestrian collision on DeRenne Avenue in Savannah, Georgia
Pedestrian killed in DeRenne Avenue wreck in Savannah
Williams and Walker reportedly pulled into the left turn lane, then exited the vehicle to assess the cause of a check-engine notification. At that time, Jacoby Minor, 35, of Savannah also was driving east on DeRenne Avenue in a Chevrolet Camero, when he struck Williams with the vehicle.
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