Jerry Ellington Killed in Barstow Pedestrian Accident on Armory Road

Jerry Ellington
Jerry Ellington Struck and Killed by Vehicle on Armory Road in Barstow

, California (November 21, 2021) – 79-year-old Jerry Lee Ellington has been identified as the male who died following a traffic collision on a highway in Barstow Wednesday evening.

The deadly pedestrian crash happened on Armory Road at approximately 6:09 p.m. on November 17

Lee Ellington was reportedly hit by a vehicle on the roadway under unclear circumstances.

Jerry Ellington Barstow Accident 

Jerry Lee sustained serious injuries and was declared dead at the scene.

At the time of the report, just a few details about the accident were available.

The crash resulted in the closure of a section of Armory Road for an unknown time.

An investigation into the fatal crash is underway.

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