Jerrel Nixon, 64, "The Rose Man" was killed in a hit-and-run accident on Natural Bridge in St. Louis, Missouri
'Rose Man' killed in north STL hit-and-run
He was in the crosswalk when an alleged 25-year-old drove by, hit him and kept going.
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Jerrel Nixon, 64, known as "The Rose Man" was killed in a hit-and-run accident in the 2600 block of Natural Bridge. He was in the crosswalk when an alleged 25-year-old drove by, hit him and kept going. The driver, who police say was speeding, ran the red light before hitting Nixon. Both the driver and the car were found in the area of Natural Bridge and Parnell. What victims of a pedestrian accident need to know: When someone has been hurt in a pedestrian accident, the injuries are usually serious and sometimes fatal. It is critically important for a victim of a pedestrian accident to get accurate information about their rights and options. And after a fatal pedestrian accident, family members need to learn what steps to take immediately to support a claim and obtain full compensation for their losses. Since the laws related to pedestrian accidents are complicated and these types of claims can be challenging, it is crucial to talk with an experienced injury attorney. Learn more about what to do if you are injured in a pedestrian accident at this link.
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