A fatal crash occurred in Ector County early this morning. The incident involved a pedestrian attempting to cross a road. The victim was a 52-year-old woman from Odessa, identified as Misti Dawn Hurst.
She was struck by a vehicle while trying to cross FM 2020. The Texas Department of Public Safety reported the incident happened at 6:15 am near mile marker 254. For more information on the crash, details are available from the Texas DPS.
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