A man who was in the process of leaving his disabled vehicle on the northbound 57 freeway was struck and killed by another vehicle, according to a news report.
The California Highway Patrol said that Lamont Palmer, 38, of Los Angeles, was attempting to exit his disabled car that was stuck in the slow lane of the northbound 57 freeway near Nutwood Avenue in Fullerton when he was hit by a Ford Mustang. Palmer was pronounced dead at the scene.
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