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Man dies in hospital after being struck by golf cart in Mesa

A man is dead after he was hit by a golf cart in Mesa on Friday afternoon, authorities said.

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PHOENIX — A man is dead after he was hit by a golf cart in Mesa on Friday afternoon, authorities said.

According to the Mesa Police Department, officers responded to reports of a crash involving a golf cart and a pedestrian near Greenfield Road and Southern Avenue around 4 p.m.

A witness told police that the golf cart had to be lifted off the man. Afterwards, a nurse who was on scene immediately started administering CPR.

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Investigators later determined that the man was riding in the golf cart with a woman and that he exited the cart prior to the collision.

Police said that the man was taken to a nearby hospital and was listed in critical condition before he later died.

It was noted that a woman was also transported to the hospital, but her condition was not shared.

Police said that impairment is believed to be a factor.

The intersection was closed following the crash but has since reopened.

The investigation into the fatal incident is ongoing. No other information was provided.

Kylie Werner KTAR.com editor

Kylie Werner is a web content editor for KTAR.com. Werner is from Bonita, California, or just 15 minutes south of San Diego. Since graduating from the Cronkite school in December 2023, she has spent her time covering local and hyperlocal news for… Read more

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Christopher Trotter Sr 7 months ago

Those “Per Capita” statistical and scientific findings. Are proving themselves increasingly formidable and reliable for the near future.
As, and only a certain and specific demographic. Could be prone to a Headline such as we witness here in this Article. We have a BOGO here. Driver and Pedestrian both sentenced to an accelerated Judgement Day. That only The Lord knew of ahead of time.
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Ucbay Anner 7 months ago

"Police said that impairment is believed to be a factor."

Don't drink and drive...anything.