Crime & Safety
Police Identify Pedestrian Fatally Struck In Annapolis
Police identified the pedestrian who died after a vehicle hit her this weekend. The Annapolis woman was 63 years old.
Editor's Note: This story was last updated Monday at 2:43 p.m.
ANNAPOLIS, MD — City police on Monday released the name of the pedestrian who died this weekend after a vehicle hit her in Annapolis.
Officers identified the pedestrian as 63-year-old Rhoda Cabauatan of Annapolis. Medics pronounced her dead on the scene, a press release said.
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The release said the unidentified driver was not hurt.
The driver was heading southeast on Aris T. Allen Boulevard approaching Chinquapin Round Road around 6:12 p.m. Sunday. That's when the pedestrian crossed in front of the vehicle, authorities said.
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Police said the unidentified vehicle then hit the pedestrian.
Officers think pedestrian error was a factor in the crash.
Authorities said the wreck temporarily closed Aris T. Allen Boulevard, also known as Maryland Route 665, heading toward Forest Drive.
The Annapolis Police Department is still investigating. The agency asked anybody with information to call Officer Bruce Ko at (410) 268-9000 or email him at bpjko@annapolis.gov.
This map shows the area where officers said the crash happened.
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