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Police said 25-year-old Gary Mason Lee, 25, of Hampton, was killed while he was working as a flagger on a construction project on Davis Ford Road on Thursday.Â
More in a press release:Â
Fatal Crash Investigation – On March 24 at 12:19PM, investigators from the Crash Investigation Unit responded to the 6600 block of Davis Ford Rd in Manassas (20111) to investigate a vehicle crash involving a pedestrian. The investigation revealed that the driver of a 2013 Ford Fusion was traveling southbound on Davis Ford Rd approaching a mobile work zone in the above area. As the driver neared the work zone, he failed to stop for the flagger and subsequently struck him.ÂThe force of the collision pushed the flagger into the northbound lane where he was inadvertently struck by the driver of a 2014 Mercedes C250. The flagger was pronounced dead at the scene. Both drivers of the striking vehicles were not injured and remained at the scene of the crash. The flagger was dressed in a florescent green vest and pants holding a stop sign mounted on a metal pole. Speed, alcohol and drugs do not appear to be factors in this crash. Charges are pending for the driver of the Ford Fusion. The investigation continues.ÂÂIdentified:The pedestrian was identified as Gary Mason LEE, 25, of HamptonÂÂThe driver of the 2013 Ford Fusion was identified as a 55 year old man of LindenÂThe driver of the 2014 Mercedes C250 was identified as a 35 year old woman of Manassas
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A member of a road crew was killed this afternoon on Davis Ford Road.
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