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Pedestrian struck by vehicle in Atlantic City

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From Press staff reports | Posted: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 | 7 comments

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A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle in Atlantic City Tuesday morning.

It happened after 7 a.m., at the intersection of Iowa and Atlantic Avenues, near Tropicana Casino and Resort.

There's no word at this hour on the pedestrian's injuries -- or if the driver will face charges.

Posted in Breaking, Atlantic_city on Tuesday, October 27, 2009 7:30 am Updated: 7:48 am.

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7 comments:

  • avatar Chumley (124) posts 6:44 pm

    A.C. has the most people hit by autos. WHY!? Because they don't wait for the green light to cross. Keep J-Walking and keep getting hit. You would think the people would learn. DUMB!

  • avatar Nunya- (80) posts 6:15 am

    Kin2love, I bet your a hot white chic......Damn lost another dime

  • avatar ElBombero (9) posts 12:03 pm

    Not that I want to see anyone get hurt...but how much do you want to bet the person who got hit was crossing against a red, crossing outside of a crosswalk...or both? Driving in AC is like playing Frogger.

  • avatar kin2love (86) posts 9:59 am

    Nunya- your corny posts are priceless! You must be asian.

  • avatar Nunya- (80) posts 1:08 pm

    I owe you a dime.

  • avatar Prince Charming (5) posts 12:27 pm

    Nunya- You lose your 10 to 1 wager! The victim was hispanic and riding a bike. So now, how do we collect?

  • avatar Nunya- (80) posts 9:34 am

    10 to 1 person is asian. They step off the curb all the time in that area. With a couple more lines this could be a story..

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