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Name Released in Fatal Pedestrian Crash Near Irene

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IRENE, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) Authorities have released the name of a man killed in a car-versus-pedestrian crash west of Irene. The Department of Public Safety says 67-year-old Timothy Nelson was hit by an eastbound Tesla while walking in the roadway Thursday. He later died at the hospital. No charges are pending. For more crime stories from MitchellNow.com, click here.

 

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