US EditionWoman dies after getting caught under St. Patrick's Day Parade float in Kentucky
Joan Pannuti Pottinger, 50, was caught under a parade float and struck by a vehicle near Bardstown Road; safety concerns raised about pedestrian proximity to floats, police said.
- A woman died after getting caught under a float during the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Louisville, Kentucky.
- The victim, Joan Pottinger, 50, was a parishioner at St. Agnes Church and was marching with the church group when she got caught under the float's rear wheels.
- Louisville's Archbishop expressed condolences and invited the community to pray for Pottinger's family and the St. Agnes School community.
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Woman killed in Kentucky St. Patrick's Day parade float accident described as 'force for good'
Police said they were called because a woman who was walking next to a parade float got her foot caught in it, causing her to fall and get stuck under the vehicle.
Woman crushed to death under St. Patrick's Day parade float in front of crowds of spectators | Fox Wilmington WSFX-TV
close Video Fox News Flash top headlines for March 16 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what’s clicking on FoxNews.com. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Kentucky woman is dead after she was dragged under a float and crushed in front of crowds of revelers during a local St. Patrick’s Day parade over the weekend. The incident unfolded at the 53rd annual parade in Louisville, when authorities were called to an area …
Woman crushed to death under St. Patrick's Day parade float in front of crowds of spectators
A Kentucky woman died at a St. Patrick's Day parade in Louisville. Joan Pannuti, 50, was dragged under a float and crushed during the 53rd annual celebration, authorities say.
Woman Dies After Foot Is Caught by Parade Float
A St. Patrick's Day parade in Louisville turned deadly Saturday afternoon when a woman walking alongside a float was pulled under it, police say. The incident occurred around 4pm on Bardstown Road near Grinstead Drive; the parade had started about an hour earlier, reports WLKY . Louisville Metro Police said the...
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