Name of pedestrian killed in Fannin County released

Updated: 4:48 PM Jul 3, 2009

FANNIN COUNTY, OK -- The name of the pedestrian killed in a Fannin County accident earlier this week has been released by authorities. Randy Micheal Keen, 28, of Ivanhoe was walking along FM 898 just west of Highway 121 in Bonham late Tuesday night when DPS Troopers say he stepped out into a lane of traffic, was struck by a car, and later died.

Posted: 4:48 PM Jul 3, 2009
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FANNIN COUNTY, OK -- The name of the pedestrian killed in a Fannin County accident earlier this week has been released by authorities.

Randy Micheal Keen, 28, of Ivanhoe was walking along FM 898 just west of Highway 121 in Bonham late Tuesday night when DPS Troopers say he stepped out into a lane of traffic, was struck by a car, and later died.

Troopers say the investigation into the accident is ongoing, but no charges are expected to be filed against the driver.

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