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Investigation into deadly collision continues

Injured 2-year-old has been released from the hospital

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A memorial of flowers, candles, balloons and other tributes to Anneice Fich has grown during the past week at Northeast Third Avenue and Weir Street in Camas. Nearby on Dec. 23, Fich was pushing a stroller that held her great-grandson, Eduardo Herrera-Berra, 2, while crossing the street when she was hit by a vehicle. Fich, 66, died at the scene, while Herrera-Berra was hospitalized for injuries including broken ribs, a punctured lung and a fractured leg. He was released Dec. 26.

Law enforcement officials continue to investigate a collision that took the life of a Washougal woman.

Anneice Fich, 66, was hit and killed by a vehicle as she crossed Northeast Third Avenue at Weir Street in Camas Dec. 23.

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