Pedestrian struck by a pickup truck in Florence
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Channel: LOCAL 12 · 2018 · News & Politics
FLORENCE, Ky. (WKRC) - A Florence woman is in the hospital Wednesday night after being hit by a pick-up truck while on a morning walk in her neighborhood. Residents of the subdivision woke up to the sounds of a helicopter and police sirens Wednesday around 7 a.m. Lori Tanabe, 48, was walking her two dogs and crossing Algiers Street and Rampart Way when she was hit by a black Ford F-150. Bob Kidd saw that aftermath. "I came out of the street and saw this truck in the middle of the intersection and a lady laying on the girl. Another lady and a little girl on the phone because I passed the fire trucks," said Kidd. Police say 32-year-old Meagan Arbogast was driving her child to school when she stopped at the stop sign and was making a left turn. Police say she didn't see Tanabe, who was dressed in dark clothing, crossing the street and hit her with the pick-up truck. Arbogast called 911 in a panic after the crash. CALLER: I was pulling out and I didn't see her crossing the road here. DISPATCHER: OK. [Who] hit her? Is the person that hurt her still there? CALLER: Yeah, I'm here. I'm here. I didn't see her. I hit her with the freaking truck. Police say a preliminary investigation reveals the accident had nothing to do with speed, texting or running a stop sign. No charges have been filed. Tanabe was taken by AirCare from Florence to UC Medical Center where she's in critical condition.
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