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Three Injured in U.S. 40 Crash Involving Livestreaming Pedestrian

CENTERVILLE, Ind. (WOWO) — Authorities say a pedestrian who was livestreaming on social media was struck in a crash involving two vehicles Tuesday afternoon in rural Wayne County.

According to the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office, the incident happened just before 3 p.m. at the intersection of U.S. 40 and Hildabrand Road, about three miles west of Centerville.

Investigators say the pedestrian, identified as Isaiah Marquis Thomas, was walking westbound while livestreaming—reportedly on Twitch—as part of a fundraiser for underprivileged children when the crash occurred.

Authorities say Thomas was struck during a collision involving a car and an SUV. The impact was captured live on the stream according to WISH TV.

Thomas, along with driver Joyce Nicole Deloney and a juvenile passenger, was transported to Reid Health for treatment. Officials say their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.

The crash remains under investigation as deputies work to determine exactly how the collision unfolded.

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1 comment

TRe3B4RK May 1, 2026 at 11:50 am

My heart goes our to Mr. Thomas, i wish you a speedy recovery! Rest well, my friend.

It seemed he was doing everything to stay safe.
Checked with the State Police to make sure it was okay to have a trailing vehicle.
Wore a bright neon Safety Vest.

But, you just can’t plan for an 82 year old to slam into your car, and send you flying!

I suppose we should keep checking on him, to make sure he continues his journey safely!
Twitch – HMBL Zay

I have said it here, many times before, We need to have FULL driving examinations every 10 years. I question the 82-year-old’s capabilities as a sound driver. (clearly)

What would that be? Possibly 9-10 times in your life? I think we can take time to do this… for every charities sake!

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