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    Pedestrian killed in accident on I-35 in Temple

    Audrey ValenzuelaBy Audrey ValenzuelaNovember 19, 2024Updated:November 20, 2024 Breaking News No Comments2 Mins Read
    Interstate 35 runs from Laredo to Minnesota and is one of the busiest and most dangerous highways in the country. Cameron McCollum | Photo Editor
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    By Audrey Valenzuela | Staff Writer

    The Temple Police Department is investigating a pedestrian fatality that occurred at 5:11 a.m. Monday. The pedestrian was identified on Wednesday as 51-year-old Mark Stover from Washington by TPD.

    Officers responded to a call about an accident involving a vehicle and a pedestrian on the off-ramp of I-35 at exit 304. According to the Temple Police Department, the pedestrian was walking on the exit ramp when they were struck by a vehicle. The driver remained at the scene and cooperated with authorities.

    Justice of the Peace Larry Wilkey pronounced the pedestrian deceased at the scene. The name of the individual has not been released, and no additional injuries were reported.

    The TPD Traffic Reconstruction Unit is currently working to gather more information and reconstruct the accident.

    Sydney McBride, TDP’s public information officer, provided further details, noting that the off-ramp leads onto N. General Bruce Drive. McBride also said that the investigation is ongoing. McBride said no witnesses came forward, but when the report is finalized, witnesses will be provided if necessary.

    At this time, no further details about the individuals involved or the circumstances of the incident have been released. The TPD will continue to investigate the cause of the collision.

    The Temple Police Department urges anyone with information regarding the incident to come forward as the investigation progresses by calling 254-298-5500.

    This story was updated Wednesday to include the pedestrian’s identity.

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    Audrey Valenzuela

    Hey! I am a junior at Baylor University studying Sociology and Public Relations. My goal is to complete my undergrad and move forward to Law school Fall of 2026. My dream job is to be a family attorney and I believe I can reach that goal using what I learn through my major and minor.

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