Atlantic City Police Department.
ATLANTIC CITY — A city woman died after being hit by a car Wednesday in Atlantic City, police said Friday.
At 4:12 p.m. Wednesday, officers responded to Tennessee and Atlantic avenues for a report of a motor vehicle crash involving a pedestrian, police said in a news release. Officers arrived to find Jill Collette, 66, suffering from serious injuries. She was transported to AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center, City Campus, where she was pronounced dead.
Officer Tyler Daily found Collette was walking across Atlantic Avenue in the crosswalk when the traffic signal for the opposite flow of traffic turned green, police said. Daniel Sitarski, 69, of Brigantine, was heading west on Atlantic and struck Collette. Sitarski immediately stopped and remained on scene.
Police and the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office are investigating. Anyone with information can call police at 609-347-5744 or text tip411 (847411). Begin the text with ACPD.
Toys donated to Atlantic City PAL
Vagabond co-owner Tom Harris bags up more toys.
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Elvis Cadavid from Vagabond along with Wonder Bar, Ducktown bars drop off a large amount of toys which will be donated to Atlantic City PAL Tuesday Dec 15, 2020. Edward Lea / Staff Photographer Press of Atlantic City
Atlantic Toys
Tom Harris from Vagabond along with Wonder Bar, Ducktown bars drop off a large amount of toys which will be donated to Atlantic City PAL Tuesday Dec 15, 2020. Edward Lea / Staff Photographer Press of Atlantic City
Atlantic Toys
Elvis Cadavid from Vagabond along with Wonder Bar, Ducktown bars drop off a large amount of toys which will be donated to Atlantic City PAL Tuesday Dec 15, 2020. Edward Lea / Staff Photographer Press of Atlantic City
Atlantic Toys
Elvis Cadavid from Vagabond along with Wonder Bar, Ducktown bars drop off a large amount of toys which will be donated to Atlantic City PAL Tuesday Dec 15, 2020. Edward Lea / Staff Photographer Press of Atlantic City
Atlantic Toys
Elvis Cadavid from Vagabond along with Wonder Bar, Ducktown bars drop off a large amount of toys which will be donated to Atlantic City PAL Tuesday Dec 15, 2020. Edward Lea / Staff Photographer Press of Atlantic City ity
Atlantic Toys
Elvis Cadavid from Vagabond along with Wonder Bar, Ducktown bars drop off a large amount of toys which will be donated to Atlantic City PAL Tuesday Dec 15, 2020. Edward Lea / Staff Photographer Press of Atlantic City ity
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Elvis Cadavid, co-owner of Vagabond Kitchen & Tap House in Atlantic City, adds to the donation pile Tuesday.
Atlantic Toys
Elvis Cadavid from Vagabond along with Wonder Bar, Ducktown bars drop off a large amount of toys which will be donated to Atlantic City PAL Tuesday Dec 15, 2020. Edward Lea / Staff Photographer Press of Atlantic City
Atlantic Toys
Owners of Vagabond along with Wonder Bar, Ducktown bars drop off a large amount of toys which will be donated to Atlantic City PAL Tuesday Dec 15, 2020. Edward Lea / Staff Photographer Press of Atlantic City
Atlantic Toys
Owners of Vagabond along with Wonder Bar, Ducktown bars drop off a large amount of toys which will be donated to Atlantic City PAL Tuesday Dec 15, 2020. Edward Lea / Staff Photographer Press of Atlantic City
Atlantic Toys
Owners of Vagabond along with Wonder Bar, Ducktown bars drop off a large amount of toys which will be donated to Atlantic City PAL Tuesday Dec 15, 2020. Edward Lea / Staff Photographer Press of Atlantic City
Atlantic Toys
Owners of Vagabond along with Wonder Bar, Ducktown bars drop off a large amount of toys which will be donated to Atlantic City PAL Tuesday Dec 15, 2020. Edward Lea / Staff Photographer Press of Atlantic City
Atlantic Toys
Owners of Vagabond along with Wonder Bar, Ducktown bars drop off a large amount of toys which will be donated to Atlantic City PAL Tuesday Dec 15, 2020. Edward Lea / Staff Photographer Press of Atlantic City
Atlantic Toys
Owners of Vagabond along with Wonder Bar, Ducktown bars drop off a large amount of toys which will be donated to Atlantic City PAL Tuesday Dec 15, 2020. Edward Lea / Staff Photographer Press of Atlantic City
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