A pedestrian was critically injured in Boynton Beach after being struck by a vehicle. The incident occurred on Wednesday morning at a busy intersection in the area. The pedestrian, a 58-year-old man, was hit by an SUV while attempting to cross the intersection. His condition is currently critical. Further details about the incident can be found through CBS12, the source of this information.
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