Death notice printed Oct. 27, 2013 in Lansing State Journal:
Ronald Hoffman, 26, of Potterville, died Friday. Visitation 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Pray Funeral Home, Charlotte.
News article in the Lansing State Journal
Pedestrian killed in early morning crash in Charlotte, driver arrested
By Rachel Greco
Lansing State Journal
CHARLOTTE — A 22-year old woman has been arrested this morning after Charlotte police say she struck and killed a pedestrian on Lansing Road, north of Packard Highway.
According to Charlotte Police Chief Lisa Sherman, police do believe alcohol was a factor in the crash, which occurred around 2:21 a.m.
Sherman said the pedestrian, 26-year-old Ronald Hoffman of Potterville, was pronounced dead at the scene. Sherman said the driver, whose name isn't being released until she is arraigned on charges, indicated she had struck the man when police arrived on the scene.
Investigators from both the Charlotte Police Department and the Eaton County Sheriff's Office responded to the crash – and Sherman said it remains under investigation.
Ronald Hoffman, 26, of Potterville, died Friday. Visitation 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Pray Funeral Home, Charlotte.
News article in the Lansing State Journal
Pedestrian killed in early morning crash in Charlotte, driver arrested
By Rachel Greco
Lansing State Journal
CHARLOTTE — A 22-year old woman has been arrested this morning after Charlotte police say she struck and killed a pedestrian on Lansing Road, north of Packard Highway.
According to Charlotte Police Chief Lisa Sherman, police do believe alcohol was a factor in the crash, which occurred around 2:21 a.m.
Sherman said the pedestrian, 26-year-old Ronald Hoffman of Potterville, was pronounced dead at the scene. Sherman said the driver, whose name isn't being released until she is arraigned on charges, indicated she had struck the man when police arrived on the scene.
Investigators from both the Charlotte Police Department and the Eaton County Sheriff's Office responded to the crash – and Sherman said it remains under investigation.
Death notice printed Oct. 27, 2013 in Lansing State Journal:
Ronald Hoffman, 26, of Potterville, died Friday. Visitation 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Pray Funeral Home, Charlotte.
News article in the Lansing State Journal
Pedestrian killed in early morning crash in Charlotte, driver arrested
By Rachel Greco
Lansing State Journal
CHARLOTTE — A 22-year old woman has been arrested this morning after Charlotte police say she struck and killed a pedestrian on Lansing Road, north of Packard Highway.
According to Charlotte Police Chief Lisa Sherman, police do believe alcohol was a factor in the crash, which occurred around 2:21 a.m.
Sherman said the pedestrian, 26-year-old Ronald Hoffman of Potterville, was pronounced dead at the scene. Sherman said the driver, whose name isn't being released until she is arraigned on charges, indicated she had struck the man when police arrived on the scene.
Investigators from both the Charlotte Police Department and the Eaton County Sheriff's Office responded to the crash – and Sherman said it remains under investigation.
Ronald Hoffman, 26, of Potterville, died Friday. Visitation 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Pray Funeral Home, Charlotte.
News article in the Lansing State Journal
Pedestrian killed in early morning crash in Charlotte, driver arrested
By Rachel Greco
Lansing State Journal
CHARLOTTE — A 22-year old woman has been arrested this morning after Charlotte police say she struck and killed a pedestrian on Lansing Road, north of Packard Highway.
According to Charlotte Police Chief Lisa Sherman, police do believe alcohol was a factor in the crash, which occurred around 2:21 a.m.
Sherman said the pedestrian, 26-year-old Ronald Hoffman of Potterville, was pronounced dead at the scene. Sherman said the driver, whose name isn't being released until she is arraigned on charges, indicated she had struck the man when police arrived on the scene.
Investigators from both the Charlotte Police Department and the Eaton County Sheriff's Office responded to the crash – and Sherman said it remains under investigation.
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