A pedestrian crash occurred early Thursday morning, resulting in two people being hit. The incident happened at the intersection of Inkster Road and Avondale. Two individuals were struck in the crash.
Further details about the incident are available from the source. The crash is known to have occurred in Inkster.
The source provides more information about the pedestrian crash, including the location where it took place, which is at the intersection of two roads in Inkster.
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