Pedestrian struck and killed on Watson Blvd
A pedestrian was killed in the early morning hours Saturday after he was struck by a vehicle on Watson Boulevard.
Around 4:58 a.m., according to the Warner Robins Police, Stephen Yeisley, 51, of Warner Robins, was standing in the outside westbound lane near the intersection of Watson Boulevard and Knodishall Drive.
He was hit by a 2007 Dodge Dakota, which was being driven by Helen Gavoe, 63, of Warner Robins, who was traveling west on Watson Boulevard, states the release.
Yeisley was pronounced deceased at the scene, and no other injuries were reported.
Anyone with additional information about this collision is asked to contact Traffic Investigator Tim Pippio at 478-929-1170.
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