Bryan Coley, a 49-year-old pedestrian, died on Sunday night after an accident on Northwest US 1. He was pronounced dead around 11:54 p.m. after the incident that took place on the 1900 block. He was from Naples.
Police were called to the scene at 11:46 p.m. north of the Roosevelt Bridge by LA fitness. He had been struck by a blue Dodge Avenger that was traveling south at the time. The speed limit was posted as 45 mph.
The vehicle immediately struck Coley. There were three people inside the Avenger at the time and they stopped to render aid and call the police. The driver was not impaired and nobody inside the vehicle was injured.
At this time, there are no charges being filed. Coley crossed the street in an area that was not designated for pedestrians. Police do not know where he was headed at the time of the accident.
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