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Cincinnati man named after being killed by semi on I‑75 in Erlanger

by The Enquirer

Officials released the name of a Cincinnati man who was killed by a semitrailer on Interstate 75 on April 20.

Javier Lemus was struck in Erlanger around 3 a.m., according to an Erlanger police release. Southbound I-75 was closed for eight hours on Monday, according to Enquirer media partner Fox 19.

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Lemus was dead when paramedics arrived. The traffic crash does not state he was driving a vehicle.

Erlanger police ask anyone with information call 859-727-7599.

This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Cincinnati man named after being killed by semi on I‑75 in Erlanger

Reporting by Matthew Cupelli, Cincinnati Enquirer / Cincinnati Enquirer

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