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AST releases identity of man who died after he was struck by vehicle along the Palmer-Wasilla Highway

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As of now, the Valley has 36 Alaska State Troopers, 14 less than it had in 2005, according to Mayor Vern Halter, who also added that he had been informed that an adequate trooper number to po
As of now, the Valley has 36 Alaska State Troopers, 14 less than it had in 2005, according to Mayor Vern Halter, who also added that he had been informed that an adequate trooper number to police the borough was 85. Frontiersman file photo
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PALMER — A man who died after he was struck by a vehicle along the Palmer-Wasilla Highway earlier this month has been identified by the Alaska State Troopers.

Ronnie Mancil, 59, of Palmer, died at the scene Jan. 18 after he was hit by a vehicle at the intersection of Creekwood Park Circle and the Palmer-Wasilla Highway. The call came in just before 11 p.m. Jan. 18. The driver of the vehicle remained on scene and is cooperating with authorities, according to the AST.

AST is continuing to investigate, according to the latest report.

Contact the Frontiersman at news@frontiersman.com.

Published in: News, Palmer, Telecommunications, Police, Vehicle, Frontiersman, Driver, Ast, State Trooper, Ronnie Mancil
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