Adam Brimhall, 42, killed when car strikes him on N. Main Street in Layton, Utah

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Sun, 07/23/2017 - 11:00am

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Monday, January 11, 2016

Two dead, one seriously injured in separate Layton auto-ped accidents

Layton police Lt. Travis Lyman said the first incident occurred at 6:57 a.m. when a 42-year-old man, crossing west to east near 2080 N. Main Street, was struck by a northbound vehicle. He was rushed to Davis Hospital, where he was declared dead. The second incident was reported at 7:24 a.m. Two Layton High School students, a male and female, were in a crosswalk at 199 N. Fort Lane when they were hit by a northbound pickup truck; the 17-year-old girl was then struck a second time by a vehicle immediately behind the truck. The girl died of her injuries; the boy, age not immediately known, was transported to McKay-Dee Hospital in serious condition, having possibly suffered broken legs.

Two killed, student in hospital after two cars hit pedestrians in Layton

Officers said 42-year-old Adam Brimhall, who was in a wheelchair, was not in the crosswalk when a vehicle hit and killed him near 2080 N. Main St.

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Type: Pedestrian Accident

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Adam Brimhall

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