Victim in Critical Injury Vehicle/Pedestrian Crash Identified (UPDATED)

Police say it happened at Highway 99E near Vineyard Road.

Photo : Oregon State Police

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - Police say an adult female pedestrian was critically injured Wednesday evening when struck by a car while attempting to cross Highway 99E near Vineyard Road last night at 7:33 PM. 37-year old Jeana Fay Cureton of Milwaukie has been identified as the person who was struck.

Police say they are in touch with her family.

Oregon State Police worked with Oregon Health Sciences University to positively identify the critically injured woman.

Oregon State Police Recruit Trooper Tracy Clark, says a 1993 Plymouth Sundance two-door driven by 36-year old Nathalia P. Mabbott of Milwaukie, was northbound on Highway 99E near Vineyard Road when it struck Ms. Cureton who was pushing a shopping cart filled with wood and personal items from the west to the east side of the highway.

The collision was not in a marked crosswalk, police say. Ms. Cureton was critically injured and transported to Oregon Health Sciences University.

Mabbott was not injured. Highway 99E northbound was closed for an hour during the on-scene investigation. OSP troopers from the Portland Area Command office are continuing the investigation. Clackamas County Sheriff's Office, Clackamas County Fire District #1 and AMR ambulance assisted.

Anyone with information regarding the woman's identity is asked to call OSP Northern Command Center dispatch at 800-452-7888.

Reports From Iraq

Salem-News.com Top Stories
She Was an American Girl Rachel Corrie

---

The 42nd Anniversary of the Massacre at My Lai

---

Medical Marijuana Qualifies for November Ballot in South Dakota

---

Erroneous Reports Deny our Veterans Benefits

---

MCAS El Toro and the Untimely Death of Marine Fighter Pilot James Sabow

---

Name:

Enter the text from the image to confirm you are human.(Cookies are required)

HTML tags and certain characters are removed - (numbers, letters only or post may be cut short.) certain words are banned to stop spammers. All comments and messages are approved by people and self promotional links or unacceptable comments are denied.