Blind hit-and-run victim pleads for drivers to slow down
5 years ago
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Terry Davis’ blindness means couldn’t identify the driver who hit him while he crossed the Montgomery Road with the right-of-way in 2017. He couldn’t give a description of the car. On his several weekly walks to Surrey Square, he relies on his seeing-eye dog, Giselle, and the attentiveness of drivers to ensure it won’t happen again.
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