Timothy Eads, 48, killed in pedestrian collision at Illinois 130 and Cherry Street in Olney, Illinois
Fatality Crash
Pedestrian Timothy Eads, 48, Newton, was leaving work and walking across IL 130 near Cherry Street (no crosswalk) and did not see Unit #1. King stated she did not see Eads and struck him in the roadway.
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