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Update 2: Fatal traffic crash, Kuraby

13 November 2022 · about 7:45am · Kuraby

Published 23 November 2022 · Updated 22 April 2026

Key facts

When
13 Nov 2022Sunday, about 7:45am
Where
Kuraby
Type
Pedestrian struck by motor vehicle
Killed
1 personPreliminary information indicates a 72-year-old local woman was walking on the footpath on Beenleigh Road around 7.45am when a vehicle struck her
Investigation
Forensic Crash Unit, PolicePolice from the Forensic Crash Unit are continuing to appeal for members of the public to come forward as they continue to investigate a fatal traffic crash at Kuraby last week (November 13).

What happened

Incident Overview

Investigators are seeking the driver of a grey 2019 Lexus RX450H SUV (pictured), who they believe was in the area at the time of the incident but not linked to the incident, who may be able to assist with enquiries.

The vehicle of interest travelled along Beenleigh Road around 7:45am and may have been at the local cricket ground or train station prior.

  • 2019 Lexus RX450H SUV
  • blue Toyota Corolla hatch in
  • The crash claimed the life of a 72-year-old pedestrian
  • Preliminary information indicates a 72-year-old local woman was walking on the footpath on Beenleigh Road around 7.45am when a vehicle struck her
  • The driver, a 48-year-old Sunnybank Hills woman, was arrested at the scene and has been charged with one count each of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle whilst adversely affected by an intoxicating substance, driving while under the influence of liquor (UIL), fail to provide a specimen of breath for analysis or blood for test on requirement, fail to provide specimen of breath or saliva for road-side on requirement
  • Fatalities:
    • Preliminary information indicates a 72-year-old local woman was walking on the footpath on Beenleigh Road around 7.45am when a vehicle struck her
  • Injuries:
    • None reported.

Investigation

Police from the Forensic Crash Unit are continuing to appeal for members of the public to come forward as they continue to investigate a fatal traffic crash at Kuraby last week (November 13).

UPDATE 14/11: Police from the Forensic Crash Unit are renewing their appeal for members of the public to come forward as they continue their investigation into a crash that occurred at Kuraby yesterday (Sunday November 13).

Appeal for Information

Police from the Forensic Crash Unit are continuing to appeal for members of the public to come forward as they continue to investigate a fatal traffic crash at Kuraby last week (November 13).

The driver of the vehicle is asked to come forward and contact police.

UPDATE 14/11: Police from the Forensic Crash Unit are renewing their appeal for members of the public to come forward as they continue their investigation into a crash that occurred at Kuraby yesterday (Sunday November 13).

Officers are appealing to anyone who may have seen the blue Toyota Corolla hatch in the area around 7.45am, or who may have witnessed the crash to contact them.

Source
Queensland Police

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