Phillip Lopez Hurt in Pedestrian Accident on University Avenue [Lubbock, TX]
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Phillip Lopez Hurt in Pedestrian Accident on University Avenue [Lubbock, TX]

24-Year-Old Man Injured in Pedestrian Collision near 87th Street

LUBBOCK, TX (December 11, 2023) - Phillip Lopez suffered injuries Thursday morning, in a pedestrian collision on University Avenue. Authorities were called to the scene at 6:45 a.m. on University Avenue in the 8600 block following reports of a pedestrian crash.

Upon arrival, officers discovered 24-year-old Lopez on the roadway, suffering from severe injuries. After conducting initial investigations, police revealed that Lopez was struck by 67-year-old Fernando Rodriguez while attempting to cross the road.

Subsequently, a second vehicle hit the victim and promptly fled the area. As of now, no additional information has been disclosed publicly. Further details will be shared once they become available.

Anyone with information about the incident is urged to promptly contact local law enforcement. Whether you are driving or walking, it is crucial to adhere to traffic regulations and prioritize safety measures. Drivers should avoid distractions and remain vigilant for pedestrians. Pedestrians, in turn, should use designated crosswalks or intersections when crossing streets and stay on sidewalks whenever possible.



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