CRIMEAug 3 · 22:38 UTCWSMV4 NASHVILLESteve Mehling

911 calls recall critical moments following deadly pedestrian crash on Broadway

An 87-year-old Kentucky man ran a red light on Nashville's Broadway, striking pedestrians with the walking signal and killing one person while injuring others. The incident has sparked discussions about pedestrian safety, including potential bollard installations, and police are investigating whether the driver had a medical emergency.

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