OFFICERS INVESTIGATING
Virginia
Man Dies
In Hit-And-Run Accident At Supply
No charges had been filed as of
Tuesday afternoon in connection
with a hit-and-run incident that
claimed the life of a Virginia man
last Friday in Supply.
The accident happened around
4:30 a.m. on Mt. Pisgah Road about
4X miles north of Shallotte. accord
ing to the N.C. Highway Patrol.
The victim was identified as 27
year-old Kevin Watson, a resident of
Norfolk, Va., who recently had been
staying in Supply.
Trooper D.A. l-ewis indicated in
his report that he was called to the
scene early Friday morning.
Me found a body in the road and a
bicycle nearby. There were no skid
marks in the road and authorities
have no description of the vehicle or
driver, according to Ixwis' report.
A separate report Filed by Dct.
Charlie Miller of the Brunswick
County Sheriff's Department indi
cated that Miller and l^wis spoke to
a Supply man about the incident.
The man told the officers that he
and his brother were driving home at
4:40 a.m. Friday when they saw a
body in the middle of Mt. Pisgah
Road. They stopped to examine the
body.
Hie man also told authorities that
a vehicle pulling a trailer stopped at
the scene. The man told the other
driver that he was going home to
call Mil, according to Miller's re
port.
Miller and Ixwis went to the
man's house and found "what ap
peared to be blood on the right front
wheel area" of a vehicle in the yard.
They removed the tire for evidence,
according to the detective's report.
Miller said an autopsy on Watson
concluded that he died instantly af
ter being hit by a car. The victim's
skull was crushed and he suffered
trauma to his left shoulder and lung.
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Miller also said he spoke to a
clerk at The Brunswick Hospital,
who said a man pulling a U-Haul
came in at 3:10 a.m. and advised of
"two drunk males that appeared to
have nm over a subject on a bicycle
on Mt. Pisgah Road."
The man gave the clerk the li
cense tag number of the vehicle and
left without giving his name, the re
port said.
Teen Charged
On Sunday, a Longwood teenager
was charged with exceeding safe
speed following a one-vehicle acci
dent on Ash-Little River Road.
Christa Daniels, IK, was listed in
fair condition Tuesday at New
Hanover Regional Medical Center,
where she was being treated for in
juries suffered in the 6:30 a.m.
wreck.
Daniels was driving a I WW Pont
iac north on Ash-Little River Road
about 15 miles west of Ocean Isle
Beach, according to a report filed by
Trooper H.R. Smith.
The officer reported that the car
ran off the left side of the road,
struck a ditch, went airborne and
flipped two times before coming to
rest in the ditch. Damage to the ve
hicle was estimated at $4,500.
Pedestrian Recovering
A pedestrian was seriously in
jured Friday night when he was
struck by a vehicle on U.S. 17 near
Wilmington.
Edwin Nixon, 37, of Wilmington
was listed in fair condition Tuesday
at New Hanover Regional Medical
Center.
Nixon was standing in the one of
the highway's southbound lanes at
8:45 p.m. Friday when he was
struck by a 1W4 Pontiac driven by
Keith Scott Hlack, 24. of Iceland.
Trooper L.C. Dechent charged
Black with driving while impaired.
The Pontiac sustained approximate
ly $X(M> in damage.
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