Crime & Safety

Pedestrian Dies After Being Hit by Car in Odenton

The woman, 28, died at the scene Monday.

Anne Arundel County Police say a woman died Monday afternoon after being hit by a vehicle in Odenton.

Tamika Bailey, 28, of Severn, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Officers responded just after 2 p.m. Monday to Annapolis Road near Oakton Road, according to public information officer Justin Mulcahy.

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“Preliminary investigation revealed the pedestrian attempted to cross the northbound lanes of Annapolis Road where no pedestrian control devices exist and was struck by a vehicle traveling northbound,” Mulcahy said in a statement.

The vehicle was a 1998 Chevrolet S10 driven by a Fort Meade woman, 28.

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Pedestrian error appears to be the main cause of the collision, according to police. The investigation continues.

The department said via its Twitter account about 3 p.m. that Route 175 near Stoney Hill would be closed for several hours.

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