Late Tuesday afternoon, police identified a man and woman hit and killed by a driver in Lewisville early Tuesday morning. It happened at the intersection of Rockbrook Drive and FM 3040. Maria Guerrero has the latest.
Two pedestrians are dead after they were hit by a driver before sunrise Tuesday morning in Lewisville, police say.
According to police, 44-year-old Daryl Conforto and 42-year-old Jeanette Flores were crossing Round Grove Road at Rockbrook Drive at about 6:15 a.m. when they were hit by an oncoming car.
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Police said the driver, a man in his 60s, stopped after the crash and that alcohol is not considered a factor in the crash.
"The driver stuck around and from what I understand he was very distraught, as you might imagine," said LPD spokesman Matt Martucci.
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The driver agreed to a voluntary breathalyzer test, according to Martucci.
According to police, the pair lived in a nearby apartment community.
A woman who drove by the traumatic scene said she noticed the victims may have been pushing a cart of some type and that a lot of items had been thrown across the roadway.
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Detectives initially investigated whether the victims lived in a homeless camp located nearby, but later confirmed their identities and address.
The investigation into the crash is ongoing and police have not said what charges, if any, will be filed.
It is unclear where the pair was heading at the time of the crash.
Martucci says the intersection is not considered a "trouble intersection" with a high number of crashes, but says "anytime something like this happens we always look at intersections to see if there's anything else the city needs to do. If there needs to be better pavement, better lighting, things like that."