Annie Faye Moore Killed in Pedestrian Accident in Arlington, TX
Arlington, TX -- March 19, 2023, Annie Moore was killed following an accident where a vehicle struck her in the roadway.
Investigators said that the incident happened at around 3:15 a.m. along South Cooper Street near Turner Way. It appears that 71-year-old Annie Moore was walking at the time when a vehicle struck her along travel lanes of South Cooper. As a result, Moore sustained fatal injuries. The driver was said to have been cooperative, and no charges or citations have been mentioned at this time. Investigations are ongoing.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
I find that despite how common pedestrian accidents are, people don't typically give them the attention they deserve. Even authorities can be quick to boil everything down to who had the right-of-way. As important as that is, there are other possible factors to consider. What was lighting like? Is there a lack of signage or broken signals? Is the area of the accident notoriously dangerous for pedestrians? Are there other extenuating circumstances authorities aren't used to handling?
Likely or not, it's important to consider all possibilities when it comes to getting answers for a victim's loved ones. My hope is authorities here were more thorough than usual and ensured the family here gets the whole story.
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