Pedestrian hit by car suffers minor injuries, driver not charged

EUREKA, Calif. (KIEM)-A 41-year-old woman suffered minor injuries after being hit by a four-door sedan at the intersection of I and 4th Streets in Eureka.

Humboldt Bay Fire and Eureka police were dispatched to the scene at about 7:20 Tuesday night, and treated the victim injuries on location before taking her to the hospital. 

The 61-year-old driver, who didn’t appear hurt, spoke with law officials and was released.

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According to the sergeant on scene, alcohol did not appear to be a factor in the collision.

According to EPD’s PIO Brittany Powell, the victim appears to have been in the crosswalk, however, who had what traffic signal remains under investigation. 

Witnesses say they pulled over to help the woman gather her belonging, and ultimately help her out of the roadway.

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“Nobody was really helping her out she was just laying on the floor by herself and her stuff was everywhere,” Alexis Winder.

“People were just driving by, if it wasn’t for us going over there helping her get stuff out of the road she would have been smacked by a car,” said Ashley Yvonne Todd.

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Winder says, the victim appeared to be in agony.

“She wasn’t very coherent. was just kind of like ouch, ouch, then they [first reponders] were trying to pick her up, and she was just really in pain,” she said.

Powell says the incident remains under investigation; charges could be brought against the driver if a crime is discovered.