New Details Released In 'Severe' Greenwich Pedestrian Accident

GREENWICH, CT — Police are still investigating an accident that left a pedestrian "severely injured" last week in Old Greenwich. On Friday around 10 a.m., a 62-year-old Greenwich woman was struck by a vehicle while crossing Sound Beach Avenue, according to police.

Lt. John Slusarz said the vehicle, a 2015 Honda CR-V, struck the woman while making a left turn into the Arcadia Parking Lot. Slusarz said the woman is currently hospitalized and her injuries are "severe."

The male driver remained at the scene following the incident and was cooperating with police. Slusarz said he was unsure if speed or drugs or alcohol were a factor in the incident.

"We're in evidence collecting mode," Slusarz said to Patch, "so we're interviewing witnesses and collecting videos, then we will...reconstruct the collision."

He also said officers will try to determine where the woman was going and where she was coming from during this phase of the investigation.

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Anyone who may have witnessed the incident or has video or photos of the scene is urged to contact Officer Roger Drenth at 203-622-8014.