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Pedestrian killed in central Phoenix crash identified

The crash occurred early Saturday morning near 40th and Oak streets, police say.
Credit: 12 News

PHOENIX — A person is dead following a crash in central Phoenix early Saturday morning, the city's police department said.

Phoenix police officers were called to a crash near 40th and Oak streets around 1:45 a.m. When officers got to the scene, they found a man, later identified as 46-year-old David Pinkerton, on the road with obvious signs of injury.

The fire department took Pinkerton to the hospital and he later died from his injuries.

Police said officers learned the vehicle that allegedly hit Pinkerton left the area after the crash.

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