Pedestrian dies from injuries in motor vehicle incident in Prince Rupert
A pedestrian died from injuries sustained in a motor vehicle incident on Second Ave. West which occured April 16.the occurrence happened on Sunday afternoon near the intersection known as Five Corners.
“An initial investigation took place and no criminality was noted. The driver remained on scene, provided a statement and was not impaired by any means,” said Const. Brody Hemrich, media relations officer for the Prince Rupert detachment.“The RCMP received [communication] on Monday, April 17, at approximately 11 a.m. that the pedestrian involved had died as a result of injuries sustained during the motor vehicle incident,” he said.
“The RCMP extends its condolences to the families of those affected and will not be releasing the names of any party involved.”Sign up for a free account today, and receive top headlines in your inbox Monday to Saturday.
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