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Woman struck on White Bluff

Posted on Fri, Jan 3, 2014 at 10:21 AM

An 18-year-old Savannah woman is listed in stable condition after walking into the path of a car on White Bluff Road Thursday night.

Melody Johnson of Hawthorne Street was transported to Memorial University Medical Center about 7:30 p.m. after she was struck by the car between Abercorn Street and Mall Way.

"She was crossing White Bluff walking east outside of the cross walk in dark clothing when she was struck by a black Volkswagen GTI being driven northbound by a 28-year-old Savannah man," police say.

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