The driver, when finally convinced by other motorists and pedestrians happening on the scene to stop, swore he never saw the blind woman start into the intersection. She had to have misjudged the light, he swore while a sympathetic police officer put a hand on the driver's shoulder. Both accidents were reported on the news. No name or circumstances initially. Later in the newspaper, there might have been a brief article about the accident, buried on one of the Local News pages.
Traffic is tied up on the near east side.
Proceed with caution through this area. Families were notified and accident reports filed. Because the first accident did block the intersection, there were several captive witnesses. The driver was appropriately cited with something akin to vehicular homicide and lawyers haggled away at an appropriate settlement for the bereaved family. Of course, we know it's not as easy as all that, but generally, this is what happens.