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One pedestrian killed near 10701 S EMERALD AVE in Roseland

A pedestrian was killed after a Saturday morning hit-and-run collision in Roseland on July 13, 2024 at 6:11 AM.

The crash occurred near 10701 S EMERALD AVE, at a four-way intersection. The posted speed limit was 30 mph. There was a stop sign. The weather was clear and the roadway was dry. The police report did not specify a cause for the crash.

A passenger vehicle of unknown make was heading south while turning right. The police report did not have details about the driver.

A 63-year-old man (pedestrian) was in a crosswalk. The police report described him as crossing the roadway where there were no traffic controls; he was killed.

Police were notified at 6:15 AM and made a report on scene. This was the 633rd injurious crash reported in July 2024, and the 9,432nd injurious crash reported in 2024. It was the 56th fatal crash for 2024.

Where it happened

10701 S EMERALD AVE

Neighborhood
Roseland
Nearest streets
S EMERALD AVE· W 107TH ST

Street view: 41.6996° N, 87.6412° W

2 people and 1 vehicle

Passenger vehicle of unknown make
Vehicle type
PASSENGER
Maneuver
TURNING RIGHT
Travel direction
S
First contact point
FRONT
Unit number
1
Driver: unknown age person Uninjured
Reported Action
OTHER
Pedestrian: 63-year-old man Killed
Safety Equipment
NONE PRESENT
Reported Action
OTHER
Action
CROSSING - NO CONTROLS (NOT AT INTERSECTION)
Location
IN CROSSWALK
Visibility
NO CONTRASTING CLOTHING
Hospital
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
City
CHICAGO
State
IL

Reported Conditions

Crash type
PEDESTRIAN
Primary cause
UNABLE TO DETERMINE
Weather
CLEAR
Lighting
DAYLIGHT
Road surface
DRY
Road defect
NO DEFECTS
Trafficway
FOUR WAY
Traffic control
STOP SIGN/FLASHER
Speed limit
30 MPH
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