Pedestrian Marla Langley, 68, killed by SUV at intersection of East Augusta Avenue and Ruby Street in Spokane, Washington
Pedestrian killed in crash at Mission and Ruby identified; Driver arrested
Officers on scene told KHQ's Ryan Overton the woman who was hit, identified later by the Spokane County Medical Examiner's Officer as 68-year-old Marla Langley, was pushing a stroller. Police say the 2 and a half year-old boy with her received non-life threatening injuries.
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