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Pedestrian Suffers Serious Injuries After Car Accident Near Tech Campus

By: The Newsroom
Updated: February 26, 2013
Lubbock police are on the scene of an accident involving a pedestrian, near Texas Tech's campus.
 
It happened after 10:30 Tuesday morning on University Avenue and 16th Street.

Early reports indicate a person slipped and fell on the ice and that's when a car ran over the person.

The vehicle was traveling south on University.

The pedestrian suffered serious injuries.

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