Christina Larsen, 31, dies days after being struck by arrested hit-and-run driver Adrian A. Caliste Jr. on St. Charles Avenue at Harmony Street in New Orleans, Louisiana
10 cars 'kept going' after woman walking dog killed in hit-and-run
Christina Larsen was crossing St. Charles Avenue at Harmony Street with her dog Hubert just after 7 p.m. Surveillance video shows her cross St. Charles Avenue and onto the Streetcar Tracks, and as she crosses the other side of St. Charles Avenue she is hit by a car that appears to be driving at a high rate of speed.
Man arrested in connection with deadly St. Charles Avenue hit-and-run
Video shows Vogel was 10 cars behind the one that hit Larsen. She did not see the hit, but she was shocked by what she did see.
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