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The musician\u00a0struck and killed 77-year-old\u00a0Dorothy “Dot” Dobbins last summer<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
\n\tCharges related to a deadly pedestrian crash<\/a> last summer against country singer Conner Smith<\/a> have been dropped, the Davidson County District Attorney General\u2019s Office confirmed<\/a> to WZTV<\/em>. <\/p>\n \n\tIn June last year, Smith struck and killed 77-year-old \u00a0Dorothy \u201cDot\u201d Dobbins\u00a0with his pickup truck in Nashville. Metropolitan Nashville Police Department issued Smith a misdemeanor state citation the following month. On Thursday, WZTV<\/em> reported that the office said Smith\u2019s misdemeanor citation was withdrawn at the request of Dobbins\u2019 family. <\/p>\n \n\tThe 25-year-old\u2019s attorney, Worrick G Robinson IV, issued a statement to People<\/a><\/em> following the news of the charges being dropped. \u201cThis devastating accident was a profound tragedy for the family of Dot Dobbins and the larger Germantown community. Over the past several months, Conner has been grateful for the opportunity to get to know Dot\u2019s family personally and be able to voice his deep and sincere grief,\u201d said Robinson. \u201cWhile he is grateful that this legal chapter has concluded, he will continue to steadfastly lift her family up in prayer.\u201d<\/p>\n