Woman Injured in Pedestrian Crash on Hiller Road [McKinleyville, CA]
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Woman Injured in Pedestrian Crash on Central and Hiller Intersection [McKinleyville, CA]
Hiller Road Pedestrian Crash Hospitalized One Woman
MCKINLEYVILLE, CA (October 21, 2021) – A female pedestrian is recovering from major injuries after a pedestrian crash on Hiller Road.
The incident occurred around 7:05 p.m. at the intersection of Central and Hiller, according to the CHP.
Consequently, upon arrival, officers located the woman sitting in the middle of the roadway with a laceration to the head and transported her to a local hospital.
In addition, officials stopped traffic on Hiller and Central to investigate the incident.
The California Highway Patrol are now working to identify the circumstances surrounding the pedestrian crash.
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