Pedestrian Charles Smith, 55, killed and one injured in collision with minivan on F.M. 1417 in Sherman, Texas
Pedestrian killed, another injured in 1417 crash
“One pedestrian was killed at the scene and the other was injured,” Hampton said. “They were crossing from east to the west, going to the gas station across F.M. 1417. There was a Dodge minivan going northbound which ended up striking the two pedestrians.”
Pedestrian killed on FM 1417
Police say 55-year-old Charles Smith of Sherman died. A 53-year-old Sherman woman suffered minor injuries and refused to go to the hospital.
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