Patsy Beth Sims, 52, injured in pedestrian collision with alleged dui driver Dwight Lamont Goodson, 28, on Shalimar Drive in Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Pedestrian seriously hurt in crash; driver charged with DWI in Winston-Salem
Goodson of the 1000 block of Shalimar Drive was arrested and charged with driving while impaired. His bond was set at $10,000 and he has a preliminary court date of Sept. 4.
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