A car fatally struck a pedestrian on Daniel Island. A 31-year-old Colorado woman died.

DANIEL ISLAND — The Berkeley County Coroner's Office released the identity of a 31-year-old woman from Colorado days after she was fatally struck by a car. Candice Snead died early on Oct. 25 at a local hospital, according to an Oct.

28 statement from the Berkeley County Coroner's Office. Snead was walking on Bucksley Lane off Seven Farms Road in Daniel Island around 11:30 p.m.



on Oct. 24 when she was struck by a vehicle, the Charleston Police Department said in an Oct. 27 statement.

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The collision remains under investigation. The Berkeley County Coroner's Office has investigated at least seven other pedestrian deaths this year, according to information an employee recently provided The Post and Courier. This is a developing story.

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