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Postal service van runs over and kills 84-year-old man who went outside to check his mail
Postal service van runs over and kills 84-year-old man who went outside to check his mail

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time5 days ago

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Postal service van runs over and kills 84-year-old man who went outside to check his mail

A postal service van ran over and killed an elderly man when he went outside to check his mail, police say. James Hofler, an 84-year-old Navy veteran from North Carolina, was crossing the street to check his mailbox when he was struck by a USPS mail delivery truck, The News & Observer reported, citing a police press release. The Kill Devil Hills Police Department said Amy Hudler, 53, who was operating the 'Mercedes-Benz mail carrier vehicle owned by the United States Postal Service,' backed into Hofler. Hudler called emergency services and stayed at the scene, police said. It happened on a Monday afternoon, May 19, in Kill Devil Hills, a town on the Outer Banks. Holfer was taken to two hospitals before he died from his injuries three days later on May 22. Hudler has been charged with misdemeanor death by motor vehicle. The Independent has reached out to the Postal Service for comment.

Mail carrier in Kill Devil Hills charged after fatally striking a pedestrian: Police
Mail carrier in Kill Devil Hills charged after fatally striking a pedestrian: Police

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time7 days ago

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Mail carrier in Kill Devil Hills charged after fatally striking a pedestrian: Police

A mail carrier in Kill Devil Hills was charged in connection to the death of an elderly man after hitting him with her vehicle on May 19, according to the Kill Devil Hills Police Department. Amy Hudler, 53, was driving a 2021 Mercedes-Benz mail carrier vehicle when she proceeded to back up on Portsmouth Street. While backing up, Hudler hit 84-year-old James Hofler while he was crossing the road to check his mailbox. Hofler sustained serious injuries and was then transferred to the Outer Banks Health Hospital in Nags Head. Police say Hudler immediately contacted emergency services and remained on scene. Hofler later died as a result of his injuries on May 22. An investigation was launched into the incident, in which Hudler was charged with misdemeanor death by motor vehicle. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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