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Spokane: SPD currently investigating auto vs ped at Riverside and Stevens
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SPD currently investigating Auto vs Pedestrian collision at Riverside Ave/ N Stevens St in Downtown Spokane

One person has been seriously injured in a collision between a vehicle and pedestrian at Riverside and Stevens. The person has been transported to a local hospital for continued treatment. The involved driver is cooperating with law enforcement.

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W Riverside Ave between Stevens and Washington will be closed for several hours, please use an alternate route. Riverside will be closed for several hours to vehicular traffic.

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