Pedestrians James Alan Joyce Jr., 37, and Mary Oakes Babcock, 36, killed in collision with police vehicle on Williamsburg Road in Henrico County, Virginia
Henrico Police investigating after officer kills two pedestrians
Police say the officer was on duty and was not involved in any type of pursuit when the accident occurred. They are also looking for another vehicle they may have been involved and may have hit one of the pedestrians.
Henrico Police identify two pedestrians killed in officer-involved accident
Police later identified the victims as James Alan Joyce Jr., 37, and Mary Oakes Babcock, 36. Both are from New Kent County.
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