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SCARBOROUGH, ON – A driver of a black Audi SUV struck a 64-year-old man walking on Sheppard Avenue East on Saturday, which led to his death.
This collision happened after 5:30 p.m. along Palmdale Drive, Toronto City News reports. The male pedestrian was going from northbound Sheppard to southbound Sheppard and had stopped in a centre turning lane waiting for eastbound traffic to clear. When he stopped, the Audi driver, a 52-year-old woman, appeared and collided with the man.
Toronto Police declared the man dead at the scene and said the driver stayed at the crash site.
No additional details, which include the man’s name, have been made available.
If you believe your loved one’s life was cut short by another group’s actions, whether by a pedestrian, motor vehicle, or other related collision, our Scarborough wrongful death lawyer can help you determine whether you could have a chance to pursue a claim and recover compensation for lost wages, funeral or burial services, mental anguish, and more. Don’t wait. Schedule a free, no-obligation consultation today by calling Grillo Law at +1-855-225-5725 or reaching out online.
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