Cleveland, OH
69-year-old pedestrian dies after driver crashes into East Cleveland fence
EAST CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Ohio State Freeway Patrol is investigating after a automotive crashed right into a fence in East Cleveland, killing one man and injuring one other.
The crash occurred round 8 p.m. on Monday within the 12900 block of Superior Avenue.
In line with troopers, a 63-year-old man was driving a 2002 Mercury Sable westbound on Superior Avenue when he made a large left flip to attempt to try to drag right into a car parking zone.
Troopers mentioned the motive force drove by means of off the roadway and crashed right into a fence, placing two pedestrians. Eric Hill, 69, and a 66-year-old man had been each transported to College Hospital. Hill was pronounced useless on the hospital. The 66-year-old suffered from non-life-threatening accidents.
The motive force of the Sable and a passenger inside his car weren’t injured.
Alcohol is believed to have performed a task within the crash.