Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run crash in Southeast Portland

Portland, ORLocal News

A pedestrian fatality in a hit-and-run accident occurred late Saturday night in Southeast Portland, specifically at the intersection of Southeast 162nd Avenue and Stark Street. The crash happened around 11:11 p. m. , prompting immediate responses from local law enforcement. Authorities are actively investigating the incident and are seeking assistance from the public to gather information that may lead to identifying the driver responsible for the crash.

This tragic event has reignited discussions about pedestrian safety in Portland, as the city grapples with an increasing number of traffic-related fatalities. Community members are encouraged to report any details that could aid the investigation, emphasizing the importance of collective vigilance in enhancing road safety. Local officials may consider implementing additional safety measures in response to this incident. The pedestrian’s identity has not yet been released pending notification of next of kin. As investigations proceed, the community remains in mourning and concerned about traffic safety.

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