RCMP say a pedestrian struck in Surrey, B.C., on Friday evening has died of his injuries.
Police were called to 61A Avenue at 144 Street just after 8:30 p.m. on April 12, where they found the 23-year-old with serious injuries.
Both the man and the woman driving a Mercedes that struck him were taken to hospital.
In a Monday media release, RCMP said that further investigation had determined that along with hitting the pedestrian, the female driver also hit a Ford F150 that was stopped at a red light, causing it to roll over.
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Two other vehicles stopped at the red light were also damaged.
Police said the Mercedes driver has since been released from hospital and is co-operating with investigators.
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Mounties believe speed was a contributing factor in the collision.
Anyone with information, including video shot in the area of 144 Street, is asked to contact Surrey RCMP at 604-599-0502.
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