A suburban Detroit police cruiser struck and killed a pedestrian in the roadway early Monday while the officer driving the car looked for an address, Michigan State Police said.
The collision occurred around 1 a.m. in the city of Taylor, state police said.
A preliminary investigation indicates a Taylor Police Department officer was responding to a call for service and driving at posted speeds with no emergency equipment activated, state police said. While the officer looked for the address on his left, he struck a pedestrian.
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The pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
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No charges have been filed.
A review of the in-car camera is pending along with further investigation, medical examiner reports and a prosecutor’s review.
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The officer and the victim have not been identified.