West Grace Avenue Pedestrian Accident Injures Juvenile [Spokane, WA]

Spokane, WA (October 18, 2022) On Monday, a pedestrian accident on West Grace Avenue sent a juvenile to the hospital.

Spokane Police say that the vehicle-pedestrian collision happened at West Northwest Boulevard.

Reports say that a vehicle struck a child crossing the street. Officials say that several other children were crossing the road at the time of the crash.

Paramedics transported the child to a hospital.

Spokane PD is investigating the pedestrian accident on West Grace Avenue, at this time no word on the childs condition.

When behind the wheel of a vehicle, it is your responsibility to ensure the safety of yourself and others around you. Additionally, it is important to always drive within the posted speed limit. Also, slow down if you see traffic stalling ahead to avoid hitting other vehicles and pedestrian.

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