Pedestrian struck by vehicle in Cocoa Crash reported on South Cocoa Boulevard at Orange Street
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COCOA, Fla. – A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle Monday afternoon in Cocoa, officials said.
The crash was reported on South Cocoa Boulevard at Orange Street.
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Brevard County Fire Rescue said emergency crews were called to the scene. Images from Sky 6 show a black car in the far left lane with heavy front-end damage at the scene.
The victim’s condition has not been released.
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