LAKEWOOD, Ohio — WARNING: The video above may be disturbing for some. Viewer discretion is advised.

A popular local musician is recovering from a bad accident in Lakewood.

Traffic cameras captured the moment, which is graphic and difficult to see. It happened on Feb. 4 at the intersection of Lake Avenue and West 117th Street.

Chuck Eversole and a friend were crossing the street, and there appeared to be only a few cars on the road. Then, while in the crosswalk, Eversole was struck and fell to the ground. The driver remained on scene.

A 1986 graduate of Baldwin Wallace University, Eversole served as the artistic director for The Singing Angels. He now has a shattered clavicle, a contusion to the head, and a badly injured knee.

A GoFundMe page was set up to help with the medical bills while Eversole recovers from home. Donations so far have exceeded $12,000.

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