88-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Struck on W. Broad Street

Henrico Police have confirmed that the pedestrian struck Monday, April 20, at the intersection of Coppermill Trace and W. Broad Street has died from his injuries. The victim has been identified as 88-year-old Dominic Lisanti of Henrico.

What we know:

  • Victim: Dominic Lisanti, 88, of Henrico
  • Incident date: Monday, April 20
  • Location: Near Coppermill Trace and W. Broad Street (eastbound lanes)
  • Outcome: Succumbed to injuries Tuesday, April 21 at an area hospital
  • Vehicle involved: Henrico County vehicle operated by a county employee
  • Preliminary findings:
    • Speed and alcohol are not believed to be factors
    • No charges have been filed at this time
    • Driver remained on scene and is cooperating

Ongoing investigation:

Henrico Police Crash investigators continue to review the circumstances. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Investigator C. Bolinger at (804) 501-5000 or submit anonymous tips through Crime Stoppers.

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  • M. T. Bostic

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    I’m M. T. "Bostic", a Richmond-area multimedia journalist, photographer and writer covering arts and culture, music, community, sports, food and military life. Based in Midlothian, Virginia, I use reporting, writing and documentary photography to tell stories about the people, places and experiences that shape our communities.

    My work has appeared in publications across the region and country, and I also serve as Publisher and Editor of The Cultural Current, an independent publication covering Richmond and surrounding communities.

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M. T. Bostic
Multimedia Journalist | Photographer | Writer | Musician | Army Veteran I’m M. T. "Bostic", a Richmond-area multimedia journalist, photographer and writer covering arts and culture, music, community, sports, food and military life. Based in Midlothian, Virginia, I use reporting, writing and documentary photography to tell stories about the people, places and experiences that shape our communities. My work has appeared in publications across the region and country, and I also serve as Publisher and Editor of The Cultural Current, an independent publication covering Richmond and surrounding communities.

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