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January 10, 2008
Providence man killed trying to cross Route 95
A 36-year-old Providence man was killed last night when he tried to cross Route 95 on foot.
Darren Mann was apparently involved in an accident on Route 2 in Warwick that left his car disabled, according to State Police Lt. Eric LaRiviere.
Mann headed toward Route 95, near Exit 8 at about 10:40 p.m. yesterday. He crossed both southbound lanes and made it to the grassy median, LaRiviere said. But when Mann tried to cross the northbound lanes, he was struck by two vehicles.
LaRiviere said police do not know why Mann was heading toward Route 95 and at this time, it does not appear that any alcohol or drugs played a role in the accident. Mann's body was taken to the state medical examiners' office.
There were no other injuries, and the drivers of the two vehicles that struck Mann will not face any charges.
Route 95 was shut down for several hours while the scene was examined. The accident is still under investigation.
-- projo.com staff writer Brandie M. Jefferson
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Wow that's sad. He coulda just walked under the bridge to get across the highway? Too bad.