A automobile killed a 41-year-old Cleveland woman on Saturday night on the West Side. Around 9 p.m., Cleveland police say the woman hit a parked automobile in the 3700 block of W. 130th Street. The city’s Jefferson neighborhood.
After the crash, the woman exited and was hit by another car.
Anonymous neighbor stated that, “The people in that corner home asked her if she was okay. She was awake and informed them she was OK. They returned inside and heard more ruckus. When they returned outside, she was dead and lying on the ground.
EMS pronounced the Merry Christmas sweater-wearing woman deceased on the scene. The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner identified her as Cassandra Fear.
Fear owns Fear’s Confections in Lakewood and spoke stated in April 2020 about pandemic-prepared Easter candy outlets.
After 13 years, her store shuttered in March.
Residents on West 130th near Cooley and North claim drivers who speed more than double the 35-mph speed limit make it dangerous for residents, visitors, and walkers.
Luke Eusebgio, who lives on West 130th between North Road and Interstate 71, says vehicles cut down the street to get to the interstate, endangering everyone in their path.
“My car was legally parked on the street in front of my house during my brief stay. A speeding driver rear-ended and totaled it overnight. Legally parked on the other side of the street, my housemate’s car was rear-ended and totaled. It’s a residential neighborhood with lots of homes, so you don’t want 50 or 60 mph traffic, said Eusebgio.
According to neighbor Latasha Harris, several things could assist. “I mean lowering the speed limit possibly.”
Other neighbors requested a stop sign at W. 130th and North. Cleveland police said the fatal collision is under investigation and no charges have been made.
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