Man Dies in Pedestrian Collision on C Street [San Diego, CA]
Male Pedestrian Killed in Accident near Sixth Avenue
SAN DIEGO, CA (August 23, 2023) – Early Tuesday morning, a pedestrian collision on C Street claimed the life of a man.
Police responded to the scene around 5:20 p.m., near Sixth Avenue and the Fifth Avenue trolley station.
For reasons under investigation, a pedestrian crawled onto the road from the sidewalk at the 1000 block of Sixth Avenue. There, the driver of a passing trash truck failed to stop in time and struck the man.
Medics arrived and pronounced the male pedestrian, between 30 and 40-years-old, dead at the scene. At this time, authorities have not released his identity.
San Diego Officials shut down southbound Sixth Avenue at B Street for hours while crews worked on the scene. Those with additional information about the fatal C Street pedestrian collision are encouraged to contact the department’s traffic division at 8858-495-7800.
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