Pedestrian Maria Borja, 47, killed when struck by vehicle following collision at 6th and Broadway in Little Rock, Arkansas
Pedestrian hit, killed in downtown Little Rock wreck
Authorities say a southbound car and a westbound car collided, went off the roadway and struck the victim.
Petition started after pedestrian fatally hit in downtown Little Rock
A day after a pedestrian was hit and killed in a car crash on the corner of Sixth Street and Broadway, a petition has been created urging Little Rock's mayor to take action and install more security measures along the downtown intersection.
Little Rock police identify pedestrian killed in downtown crash
Maria Borja, 47, of Alexander, was standing at the corner of West Sixth and Broadway streets on 10:48 a.m. Monday when the crash occurred[1]. Police believe she was waiting to cross the street when a 2017 Nissan Sentra traveling south on Broadway Street and a 2013 Chevrolet Cruz traveling west on West Sixth Street collided.
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