Pedestrian Barbara Vandenbroeck, 73, killed when struck in parking lot following car collision at Eighth and Sycamore Street in Cincinnati, Ohio
Pedestrian killed when cars crash in downtown Cincinnati
An SUV went out of control, spun around, went off the road and into the lot. The SUV slammed into the parking attendant kiosk, hit Vandenbroeck, then hit two parked cars.
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