A 77-year-old old man was struck by a Harris County sheriff’s deputy’s patrol vehicle Tuesday, authorities said.
Authorities said a deputy with District 4 was en route to a scene where a suspicious vehicle was reported when he hit the pedestrian.
The deputy was reportedly traveling at the speed limit when he saw the man, who had on all black, walking in the moving lane of traffic. The deputy swerved to his right and the pedestrian moved to the right at the same time, according to HCSO. The man was taken to Memorial Hermann Hospital in stable condition, deputies said. He sustained a wound to the back of his head but is expected to survive.Copyright 2022 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved.
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