The woman who was hit by a Cadillac in North Las Vegas and died Friday night has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.
Maria Ramirez-Cuadra, 57, attempted to cross Pecos Road near Lake Mead Boulevard at 11 p.m. She did not use a crosswalk, said police, and was hit by a 1993 Cadillac traveling in the right travel lane.
Ramirez-Cuadra died at the scene.
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