Kansas Highway Patrol identifies man who was struck, killed while walking along I-135
The Kansas Highway Patrol has identified a Missouri man who was struck by a car Thursday morning in Saline County, KHP crash logs show.
The incident was reported around 6:45 a.m. about three miles south of Salina. KHP trooper Ben Gardner said the victim was David Jackson, 25, of St. Louis, Missouri.
Jackson was heading southbound on I-135 in a passenger vehicle when it collided with a semi truck shortly before 6:30 a.m. No one was injured, Gardner said.
For unknown reasons, Jackson got out of his car and began walking south from the scene of the crash, Gardner said.
A 2012 Chevy Equinox driven by 21-year-old Josiah Hein of Lincoln, Nebraska, was heading south on I-135. The crash log said Jackson was on the highway and was struck by the Equinox on I-135 at mile marker 86.
Jackson was pronounced dead at the scene. Hein and his passenger in the Equinox were not injured.
CAUTION on southbound I-135 near milepost 86 in Saline county
At approximately 6:30am, KHP was notified of a two vehicle non-injury crash with one driver walking south from scene
Shortly afterwards an additional crash involving a pedestrian was reported resulting in a death pic.twitter.com/PYzHpzSHq1— Trooper Ben (@TrooperBenKHP) June 30, 2022
