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A 10-year-old riding an electric scooter was hurt after being struck by a car. The incident occurred after the child rolled through an intersection. Officials reported the accident happened in northwest Harris County, specifically in Precinct 4.
The child was injured as a result of the collision. Further details about the incident are available from the source. Officials have confirmed the accident, but additional information is not provided here.
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