Student in critical condition
Boulder Community Hospital PR has confirmed that the student pedestrian who was hit by a pickup truck on Regent Drive Tuesday evening is in critical condition.
Kim Kobel, spokesperson for Boulder Police, said that the victim has been identified as Grant Russum, an 18-year-old freshman.
Kobel said that the driver of the pickup truck was Crockett Williams, a 20-year-old male student. Charges have not been filed in this incident.
“We are still investigating the accident, and no charges have been filed,” Kobel said.
Contact CU Independent Staff Writer Catarina Massa at Catarina.massa@colorado.edu.
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