GREENSBORO, NC. (THECOUNT) — Sky Jasper Pratt, the North Carolina man struck by a vehicle last month, has passed away of his injuries in the hospital, according to reports.
Pratt, 47, died Sunday from injuries sustained in a crash in Greensboro on February 23, according to a news release from Greensboro police.
The victim was on-foot, crossing Randleman Road near Tipperary Drive when the fatal collision occurred.
Pratt was transported to an area hospital where he later passed away of blunt force trauma injuries consistent with the crash.
No one was cited at the scene and no charges have been filed.
The Greensboro Crash Reconstruction Unit is still investigating the crash, reports MyFox8.
Anyone with possible information may contact police at 911.
According to social media, Pratt is originally from Blacksburg, Virginia.
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Has there been any progress in this case?
We looked back about 3 months and see no law enforcement update on this case. If victim died and no one was cited at the scene the case may have been closed.