ST. GEORGE, Utah -- A Spokane man died in Utah Friday, when he was pinned between two semi trucks while on the job.

It happened at a truck stop in St. George, Utah, in the southwest part of the state.

Spokane man pinned and killed between two semi trucks.

Police say 52 year old Robert Snow got out of his truck and then moments later, a truck parked beside them began moving, hitting and killing Snow.

It appears that driver didn't judge his turn distance correctly, and his trailer side swiped Snow and his truck.

Snow's co-driver, Steve Anderson, said it all happened very fast. He says by the time he was able to get the driver's attention and stop him, it was too late.

Anderson says his co-driver, Robert Snow, was a hard- working man. He leaves behind a wife and children.

Police are not citing the other truck driver because it happened on private property, although they do say the accident was due to the "driver's error".