A pedestrian who troopers said was struck by a vehicle on Interstate 95 South in Fairfield on Sunday was not hit and instead required assistance for a medical problem, according to updated information from state police.
Troopers originally said the collision involving a pedestrian happened near exit 21 around 10:30 a.m.
State police originally said injuries were reported and the person was transported to a local hospital. At that time, the injuries were described as non-life threatening.
Later in the afternoon, state police said the incident was actually a medical assist and there was no collision.
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