7-year-old dead after being struck by SUV in St. John's
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A seven-year-old boy who was hit by an SUV while riding his bicycle in a St. John's neighbourhood has died.
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary responded to the crash around 6:45 p.m. N.T. Monday, in the Montague Street and Watson Street area.
Police said the boy was critically injured when he was hit by the vehicle. Emergency crews took him to the hospital in critical condition.
He died on June 4.
In a news release sent Thursday morning, the RNC said the driver of the SUV, who was travelling on Montague Street, stayed at the scene.
The RNC is asking the public for information or video footage from the area around the time of the collision.
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