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Willmar Police Chief Jim Felt said a crash investigation in Willmar revealed a pedestrian had deliberately run in front of a moving vehicle shortly after using controlled substances. The male pedestrian suffered moderate injuries and was taken to the hospital, but he could still face potential criminal charges.