OKC man surrenders to police after deadly auto-pedestrian collision

An Oklahoma City man surrendered to police three days after a deadly auto-pedestrian collision, citing feelings of guilt.>> Download the KOCO 5 app | Subscribe to KOCO 5’s YouTube channel | Sign up for KOCO 5’s Morning NewsletterThe collision occurred on the morning of March 25, when a woman was hit by two different drivers. According to a police report, the man surrendered on March 28 and is the driver of a light-colored SUV. The report notes that his car had damage consistent with an auto-pedestrian collision.The man claimed the collision was not his fault, stating the victim stepped into the roadway as he was driving down Southwest 59th Street. He explained to police that he "panicked because he has two children and he became tunnel visioned and fled the scene." He said he felt a lot of guilt since the incident and wanted to make things right.He also admitted to police that he does not have a driver's license. The report notes that an officer ran his name in the state's law enforcement telecommunications system, and there were no records indicating a license had ever been issued to him.Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here.KOCO 5 is not naming the man as he has yet to be formally charged.Top HeadlinesSome bags of dino-shaped chicken nuggets could contain lead, USDA saysFlorida officials release Tiger Woods bodycam video from DUI arrest‘Burning sage to cleanse the house’: Family escapes to safety after OKC home catches fireAttorney General Pam Bondi has been fired, according to reportsWATCH: Lost dog reunited with owner one week after she fell down a waterfall