News: Woman struck, killed by vehicle in parking lot of Monticello Walmart

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MONTICELLO, AR – Authorities said an elderly woman died after being hit by a vehicle in a store parking lot in Drew County Friday afternoon, reports the Deltaplex News.

The accident happened at a Walmart on Highway 425 in Monticello at about 3:00 p.m.  The Arkansas State Police said a man driving a Nissan Sentra was pulling out of a parking space when he collided with five parked vehicles and struck a woman who was unloading a cart outside one of the vehicles.

The woman, identified as 86-year-old Esther M. Hudson of Monticello, was pronounced dead after being transported to Drew Memorial Hospital. No other injuries were reported in the crash. The driver of the Nissan has not yet been identified.

If you or a loved one have been the victim of a pedestrian accident, an Arkansas pedestrian accident lawyer at Pfeifer Law can protect your legal rights and help you pursue the compensation you deserve. Contact us today to discuss your case in a free consultation.  You can reach us online or by phone at 501-374-4440.

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