Published 2 years ago

Woman dies after car crashes through outdoor seating at Warwick clam shack

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Susan Hjerpe, 66, was rushed to Rhode Island Hospital where she later died from her injuries. Her husband was also brought to the hospital and is currently in stable condition. It is unclear at this time whether the driver will be charged. The Warwick Police Accident Reconstruction Team is still actively investigating the incident.

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WPRI 12

Woman dies after car crashes through outdoor seating at Warwick clam shack

WARWICK, R.I. (WPRI) — Police confirm one person has died after a car drove through the outdoor seating area at Tommy’s Clam Shack in Warwick.A woman was driving through the parking lot Friday afternoon when she "inadvertently hit the accelerator" and struck two people sitting at a picnic table outside.Susan Hjerpe, 66, was rushed to Rhode Island Hospital where she later died from her injuries. Her husband was also brought to the hospital and is…

2 years ago·East Providence, United States

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ABC6

Police: Woman dies after being hit by car at Tommy's Clam Shack in Warwick

WARWICK, R.I. (WLNE) — Warwick police said a woman died after being hit by a car at Tommy’s Clam Shack on Friday. Police said Saturday that 66-year-old Susan Hjerpe died at Rhode Island Hospital from injuries sustained in the crash.Hjerpe’s husband, identified as Carl Hjerpe, was also struck by the car. He was taken to the hospital, where he’s stable.The crash happened just after 2 p.m. When police said the driver “inadvertently” accelerated whi…

2 years ago

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The National Desk

Woman dies after crash at clam shack in Rhode Island

A woman died and her husband was seriously injured when a car crashed into several picnic tables outside a clam shack in Rhode Island, according to authorities.

2 years ago

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