Oklahoma City Child Injured After Being Struck by Car Near Southeast 59th Street, Authorities Urge Vigilance

On Saturday afternoon, a car collision in southeast Oklahoma City wounded a youngster. According to the Oklahoma City Police Department, a turning car struck one of the two kids who were crossing the roadway close to Southeast 59th roadway and South Shields Boulevard. According to News 9, the boy was treated at the hospital after suffering from fractured teeth and a scratched leg.

The kids were attempting to cross as the automobile was turning, according to scene details. A toddler was slightly hurt in a similar event that happened in southwest Oklahoma City when they walked in front of a turning car. To help prevent similar accidents, authorities are advising pedestrians and drivers to remain vigilant. According to News 4, the driver in the southeast incident remained on the scene and assisted the authorities.

According to KOCO, a young girl and her adolescent brother were crossing the street when they were hit by a big pickup. Before striking the girl, the motorist turned onto the street without noticing the kids. Thankfully, she received prompt medical assistance and her injuries were not life-threatening. To avoid mishaps like this, local authorities are stressing the value of checking before turning. Both instances seem to have been accidents, and no charges have been brought. The community has expressed gratitude for EMSA’s prompt response and the collaboration of all parties involved.

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