Veronica Disney, 54, critically injured in pedestrian collision at Maryland Route 4 and Dares Beach Road in Prince Frederick, Maryland
Pedestrian accident results in traumatic injuries
Trista John Smith, 50, of Saint Leonard, was driving a gray 2011 Nissan Altima traveling north on Route 4 and was proceeding with a green light through the intersection when pedestrian, Veronica Disney, 54, Chesapeake Beach, continued to attempt to cross route 4 from the east side of Dare Beach Road towards the Safeway.
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