Prosecutor’s office: School custodian fatally struck by car while spraying weeds at school
The Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office has announced a South Brunswick School District employee was struck and killed by a vehicle Wednesday morning while working.
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1h agoThe Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office
has announced a South Brunswick School District employee was struck and killed
by a vehicle Wednesday morning while working.
The employee, Dean Battaglia, 53, was spraying
weeds along a curb at Crossroads North Middle School on Georges Road when he
was struck.
Police and EMS attempted life-saving efforts, but
he was pronounced dead at the scene.
The driver of the car stayed at the
scene.
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