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3 pedestrians hurt in 2 separate crashes in Melbourne

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MELBOURNE, Fla. – Three pedestrians were hurt in two separate crashes in Melbourne Thursday night, according to police, leaving one woman with life-threatening injuries.

That woman was hit around 7:10 p.m. in the area of 2980 N. Wickham Road, records show. Investigators said the vehicle was traveling south in the inside travel lane and the woman stepped into its path as she was attempting to cross the road. [TRENDING: 3 children, 2 adults killed in ‘horrific’ crash | Motorcyclist killed in crash -- with bear | $1,400 payments by this weekend?] The victim, who is 57, was badly hurt and rushed to Holmes Regional Medical Center.

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