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Coroner identifies former unknown pedestrian killed in Summerville crash

By Zandrea Mays,

5 days ago

BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – The Berkeley County Coroner’s Office has identified the victim killed in a collision on August 23.

Jaime Joel Flores-Castillo, 35, of Mexico was killed in a pedestrian vs. vehicle collision on College Park Rd near Moses Extension in Summerville.

He was transported to a hospital where he was pronounced deceased. Officials say his death was due to the injuries sustained in the collision.

Flores-Castillo went unidentified by the coroner’s office for nearly two weeks. Coroner Hartwell described him as a Hispanic male between 30-45 years old.

The Berkeley County Corner’s Office and South Carolina Highway Patrol are investigating.

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