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Mother of 3 hit in crosswalk dies at Las Vegas hospital

Updated October 25, 2018 - 3:44 pm

A mother of three young children has died from injuries she suffered when the family was struck by a pickup truck Monday, Las Vegas police said.

The Metropolitan Police Department announced Thursday that Fatima Ahmadi, 25, died from her injuries Wednesday at Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center. Her 4-year-old son died from his injuries the night of the crash.

Detective Kenneth Salisbury said Tuesday that the Las Vegas mother would be removed from life support after her family had made arrangements.

Ahmadi and her three children were crossing Katie Avenue, east of Maryland Parkway, just before 6:30 p.m. Monday when they were struck by a 1995 Dodge Ram pickup driven by 74-year-old Manuel Frias, police said. The family was in a marked crosswalk, but Frias did not slow down before striking the family, detectives determined.

Ahmadi’s son, Abdulwahab Noori, also died at Sunrise Hospital.

Both of her daughters were injured in the crash, with the 3-year-old suffering minor injuries and the 2-year-old suffering serious injuries, police said Thursday. Both girls are expected to survive, police have said.

Police said Frias was not suspected of impairment. Jail and court records showed that he was not in custody as of Thursday afternoon.

Ahmadi’s death marked the 117th traffic-related fatality Metro has investigated in 2018, while Abdulwahab’s death marked the 114th.

The collision remained under investigation Thursday, police said.

Contact Katelyn Newberg at knewberg@reviewjournal.com or 702-383-0240. Follow @k_newberg on Twitter.

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