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Pedestrian Struck By Escambia County Deputy’s Tahoe
July 26, 2017
A pedestrian suffered slight injuries when he stepped into the path of an Escambia County deputy’s vehicle Tuesday night in Escambia County.
Scott Miller, age 52 of Mobile, was struck by a mirror on the Chevrolet Tahoe police vehicle on West Fairfield Drive near North Pace Boulevard. Miller was not in a crosswalk when he attempted to cross the roadway about 10:36 p.m.
Miller suffered minor injuries. He was cited with failure to cross in crosswalk by the Florida Highway Patrol.
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3 Responses to “Pedestrian Struck By Escambia County Deputy’s Tahoe”
Lots of panhandlers in that area.
Lots of traffic.
I hope the guy is OK
God Bless
I see this jaywalking behavior all the time. Some people will actually walk away from the crosswalk and cross 20 to 30 feet away, in traffic; while looking in the opposite direction from oncoming traffic. It seems to be a deliberate effort to not use the crosswalk, I can’t imagine why. I didn’t see this incident, but the behavior is so common that I’d be surprised if that’s not what happened.
Thank god no one was killed or hurt worse or LEO would have to deal with a death emotionally without intention
Someone was watching out for both parties