Pedestrian dead after being struck by 2 vehicles in northwest Edmonton

A pedestrian was killed in a collision in northwest Edmonton on Wednesday evening.

Edmonton police said at about 7:30 p.m., a 38-year-old woman was walking south on a sidewalk between 128 Avenue and 127 Avenue. It is believed she was crossing 127 Street when a black Toyota Corolla hit her. The driver of the vehicle remained on scene, police said.

Police said while the woman was injured on the road, a Sedan struck her and left the scene. The victim died from her injuries a short time later.

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Police said they are looking for a person of interest, but do not have a description of the vehicle or person.

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No charges have been laid at this time and the investigation is ongoing, police said Thursday morning.

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Any witnesses of the collision are asked to contact Edmonton police.

This was Edmonton’s 20th traffic fatality of 2018.