Officer Tyler Gregory with the Salem Police Department said a 59-Year-Old Salem woman was struck by a vehicle early Friday morning while she was in the middle of East Hackberry Street.

A press release issued late Friday night indicated that her injuries “were consistent with at least one broken leg.”

Gregory said the police department had been dispatched to the area of East Hackberry Street about 2:52a Friday in response to a woman who was possibly hit by a vehicle. 

EMS was called at 2:53a to respond near the gas station near Anson Street. 

“When I got there there was a concerned citizen who was pulled over and had called 911 and he began to render aid,” said Gregory. 

Police said they arrived at the scene along with Washington County EMS who cared for the woman.

He did not know when the victim was struck and didn’t know where she was taken or didn’t know her condition at this time. 

Her name was also not released. 

The incident is still under investigation. 

The Louisville Bats are treating families to a night of Halloween fun at Louisville Slugger Field for the first-ever Trick-or-Treat at the Ballpark on Friday, Oct. 22 from 6:30 – 10 p.m. The holiday festivities will include trick-or-treating on the concourse, a costume contest with prizes for both kids and adults, and a screening of the Halloween classic “Hocus Pocus” on Louisville Slugger Field’s giant, the high-definition video board.

Trick-or-Treat at the Ballpark is free to attend for kids ages 12 and under and just $5 for each accompanying adult. Tickets can be purchased in advance at batsbaseball.com or in-person at the Box Office window upon arrival to the ballpark.

The event offers the opportunity to trick-or-treat in a fun, safe and family-friendly environment. The Bats will have trick-or-treating stations set up around the concourse and participating sponsors will provide treats for trick-or-treaters as families make their way around the ballpark throughout the evening.

While trick-or-treating, fans can stop by the Suite Lobby behind Section 115 to register for the evening’s costume contest. Registration must be completed by 7:30 p.m. and the Bats will announce winners for best costume (adult), best costume (child), best couple costume, scariest costume and funniest costume at 8 p.m. Each winner will receive a special trophy and limited-edition Bats Prize Pack.

Following the costume contest, fans are invited to grab seats in the park for a screening of the Halloween classic “Hocus Pocus” (rated PG). Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis on the outfield grass and within the stadium-bowl seating area (chair-back seats). The movie is scheduled to run from 8 – 10 p.m.

Concessions will be open throughout the evening on the concourse. Available items and pricing will be consistent with a normal Louisville Bats game day.

Visit batsbaseball.com or email info@batsbaseball.com for additional information.