Student Struck, Killed While Crossing Street Near High School In Macomb

Student Struck, Killed While Crossing Street Near High School In Macomb Student Struck, Killed While Crossing Street Near High School In Macomb Powers say a 14-year-old young lady has kicked the bucket after she was struck by a vehicle driven by a schoolmate close to a secondary school in Macomb. The mischance happened around 7 a.m. Friday on Heydenreich Road at Vine Drive, between 21 Mile and 22 Mile streets. As indicated by police, 14-year-old Victoria Cartwright was either strolling crosswise over Heydenreich Road or was in the roadway when she was struck by a southbound-voyaging 2016 Jeep Wrangler, driven by a 16-year-old young lady. Both young ladies were en route to Dakota High School, along 21 Mile, at the season of the crash. Cartwright was transported to Henry Ford Macomb Hospital where she kicked the bucket from her wounds. "This is certainly a catastrophe… particularly when it's young children. It truly gets in the stomach and turns it," said Sheriff Anthony Wickersham. "It hits hard and it hits home with the vast majority of those understudies there." The driver and a traveler, additionally a 16-year-old young lady, were not harmed. "Guardians came, they were both conveyed here to the sheriff's office and our specialists are meeting them," said Wickersham. "We're searching for whatever other witnesses that may have seen the mishap or have data about the mischance. Along these lines, this will be an examination that will continue for a couple days so we can discover precisely what unfolded out there." Wickersham said now, it's too soon to hypothesize what may have prompted to the mishap, for example, occupied driving. "At 7 a.m., it is dim here so truly, to attempt and go ahead out and say what the real variables are or what the cause was, is truly too soon in the examination," he said. Heydenreich Road stays shut between 21 Mile and 22 Mile streets as police explore the crash scene. Drivers are encouraged to stay away from the zone.