Driver 'intentionally' ran over pedestrian in Daytona Beach, police say
Man accused of crashing car into pedestrian, killing him
Volusia County investigators are looking into a suspect accused of running his car into a pedestrian. The incident was caught on camera.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Daytona Beach police released video on Friday that they say shows a man deliberately running over a pedestrian who was on a sidewalk.
Police say on Sunday night, 38-year-old Anthony Adum was driving near the intersection of International Speedway Blvd. and N. Nova Road.
"During this motor vehicle crash, Adum’s car struck the victim, Christopher Watson, who was sitting on the sidewalk near the intersection, causing serious injuries to Mr. Watson," police said.
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The 911 calls were released in what police are calling an intentional crash involving a pedestrian who died.
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The victim died the following day.
"Through investigation, it was determined that this motor vehicle crash was a deliberate, intentional act by the defendant, Anthony Adum."
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Adum has been charged with first degree murder and is currently in custody.
Police have not determined a motive in the case.