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Man killed in two-car collision in Walterboro

By Zandrea Mays,

2024-06-09

COLLETON COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – The Walterboro Police Department is investigating after a man was killed in a two-car collision in Walterboro.

Colleton County Fire-Rescue says the collision occurred at the intersection of Hampton St and Robertson Blvd Friday afternoon.

Crews say the victim was driving a Chevrolet pickup truck that received heavy damage and ended up on Still St east of the collision. There is no additional information on the other vehicle involved in the crash.

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Photos courtesy of Colleton County Fire-Rescue

Officials say the man was flown to the Trauma Center at Trident Medical Hospital but did not survive his injuries.

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Connie

06-10

❤️🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽

Brooke

06-10

Who posted the truck of the person who died? Id flip tf out and be on your doorstep with this bs… respect his family

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