Brian Wallace, 31, killed when struck by vehicle on Interstate 71/75 in Fort Wright, Kentucky
Pedestrian struck, killed on Interstate 71/75
Police determined that the man had struck a guardrail and left his car. He was struck by at least one car and died at the scene, Fort Wright police said.
Police identify pedestrian struck, killed on Interstate 71/75
Police said evidence at the scene indicated the make of the truck was a Volvo, but no other information is known at this time. Witnesses to these collisions are encouraged to contact the Kenton County Police Department.
Police: Man killed on Interstate 71/75 had been ejected in earlier crash
Police said they believe that impact caused his ejection into traffic where he was then struck by a tractor-trailer and a van.
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