Bruce A. Smale, 52, struck and killed by car at 300 North and 35 West in Hurricane, UT; witnesses heard revving engine, acceleration marks are present
Police: Fatal crash in Hurricane
Police are investigating fatal automobile-pedestrian incident in the southwestern Utah town of Hurricane Tuesday morning.
One dead after hit by car in Hurricane, alcohol may be involved
Officers are on scene marking and diagramming the scene. Interviews are being conducted.
Utah police: Man dies falling from hood of car driven by alleged drunken driver
Police have arrested a 25-year-old man in connection with a fatal automobile-pedestrian episode in the southwestern Utah town of Hurricane on Tuesday morning. Randahl Hill, of Hurricane, was allegedly driving drunk when the victim — who was on the hood of the car — fell off at about 5:10 a.m. at 300 N. Main Street.
Man killed in auto-pedestrian accident in Hurricane
Bruce A. Smale, 52, of Arkansas, was killed near 300 North and 35 West in Hurricane just after 5 a.m.
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Suspicious circumstances surround an accident that occured at 300 North and 35 West shortly after 5:00 a.m., where a man was struck and killed by a car. Investigators found what appear to be acceleration marks on the road, and witnesses claim that they heard the revving of an engine at the time of the accident. Police are currently investigating whether or not alcohol was involved; check back for updates.
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