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Man Injured in Egg Harbor Township Pedestrian Accident

A 55-year-old man was hurt Wednesday night when a township police vehicle hit him on Ocean Heights Avenue, the police chief said.

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Egg Harbor Township, New JerseyPublished 1 min read

A 55-year-old Egg Harbor Township man was hurt Wednesday night, October 21, when a township police vehicle hit him on Ocean Heights Avenue, Police Chief Frederick Spano said.

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What Happened on Ocean Heights Avenue

The crash happened at about 8:41 p.m. on the part of Ocean Heights Avenue that runs from Zion Road to Steelmanville Road. Spano said Officer Alexandros Doukopoulos was driving and gave the man first aid while they waited for medics. The man then went to AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center in Atlantic City. Authorities have not released his name or described his injuries.

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Prosecutors in Atlantic County are looking into the crash. Authorities have not said what led up to it. No charges have been announced.

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