Pedestrian dead after being struck in north London parking lot
CBC
A pedestrian is dead, and police are investigating following a collision in a north London parking lot on Tuesday afternoon.
The crash happened around 3 p.m., when a female pedestrian was hit in a parking lot at the corner of Beaverbrook Avenue and Wonderland Road, police said.
Following the collision, the woman was taken to hospital where she died of her injuries. The victim's identity has not been released.
According to police, the driver of the vehicle, alleged to have hit the woman, stayed at the scene.
The parking lot was initially closed to vehicle and pedestrian traffic as police investigated, but has since reopened.
Police are asking anyone in the area between 2:45 and 3:15 p.m. to contact them if they saw the collision or have footage of it.
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