High Point man charged in pedestrian death; accused of texting while driving
Leon Lanear Knowles IV, 41, of
He's accused of driving a Mercedes R320 about
"He knew he hit something, based on what he said to us," Kirk said.
He's also accused of texting when he struck the victim, Kirk said. The victim has not been identified pending notification of his family.
Knowles drove off before police arrived, Kirk said.
The Mercedes was found about
Knowles was jailed with bail set at
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Posted
A man was walking at the intersection of
The driver fled the scene of the wreck. The victim died from his injuries. His identity is not being released pending notification of his family, Kirk said.
Leon Lanear Knowles IV, 41, of
Kirk said charges are pending against Knowles.
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High Point man charged in hit-and-run fatality
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