Tragic Pedestrian Accident on I-30 Claims a Life [Fort Worth, TX]

Fort Worth, TX (March 30, 2024) On Friday morning, a man crossing the highway was killed in a tragic pedestrian accident on I-30.

According to Fort Worth police, the tragic auto-pedestrian collision happened near Brentwood Stair at about 6:30 a.m.

Reports say that a male pedestrian was possibly struck by multiple vehicles, and officials say that no vehicles stopped to render aid to the fallen man.

Officials pronounced the male victim dead at the scene.

Police are investigating the fatal auto-pedestrian crash and have not released further details about the tragic incident.

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Sweet Lawyers would like to extend our deepest condolences and sympathies to the bereaved family. Our hearts are with you through these trying times.

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Tragic Pedestrian Accident on I-30 Results in Fatality

Nowadays, it is more apparent than ever that one person’s negligence can devastate others. This is quite common in accidents that result in death.

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