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A mother and her infant child were struck by a vehicle in a New Jersey parking lot in an incident involving a driver with no valid driver’s license. The collision resulted in the death of the baby, marking a tragic outcome of the accident.
Authorities determined that the operator of the vehicle possessed no active driver’s license in New Jersey or in any other state at the time of the incident. The circumstances surrounding how an unlicensed individual came to operate the vehicle remain under investigation by local law enforcement.
The incident has raised renewed concerns about enforcement mechanisms designed to prevent unlicensed drivers from operating vehicles on public and private roadways. Officials have not released additional details regarding potential charges or ongoing aspects of the case.
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