Crossing guard hit by car near southwest Miami-Dade school released from hospital
A crossing guard struck near Somerset Academy Charter High School was airlifted to hospital and has now been released.
A crossing guard was struck by a vehicle near Somerset Academy Charter High School in Southwest Miami-Dade on Thursday afternoon, according to CBS News Miami and WPLG Local 10. The incident occurred shortly after 3 p.m. along Southwest 248th Street while the guard was working.
The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office confirmed the crossing guard was airlifted to a local trauma center following the crash, as reported by WPLG Local 10 and WSVN 7News. The exact circumstances of the crash and whether the driver remained at the scene have not been disclosed, according to CBS News Miami.
After receiving medical treatment, the crossing guard has been released from the hospital and is now back home, WPLG Local 10 reported. Authorities have not provided further details about charges or the investigation status.
The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office continues to investigate the incident. No additional information has been released regarding the driver or potential charges, as noted by CBS News Miami.
- WPLG Local 10: Crossing guard hit by car near southwest Miami-Dade school released from hospital
- CBS News Miami: School crossing guard struck by car while working in southwest Miami-Dade, deputies say
- CBS News Miami: Crossing guard airlifted to the hospital after being struck outside SW Miami-Dade high school
- WSVN 7News: Crossing guard struck by car near Somerset Academy Charter High School in South Miami-Dade
- WPLG Local 10: Crossing guard airlifted after crash near southwest Miami-Dade school
- CBS News Miami: School crossing guard hospitalized after being struck outside Somerset Academy Charter High School, MDSO says
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