Woman injured in pedestrian collision on East Fourth Street in Little Rock, Arkansas
Woman crossing LR street hit by car
Little Rock police Sgt. Roger Snook said at the scene that a woman in her 60s was crossing East Fourth Street when she was hit by a blue Ford Taurus that was turning left from southbound Cumberland Street.
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