
Acworth, Ga. victim
NOTE: The July entries will be of an abbreviated format as I’m on quasi-sabbatical from the site for the month. This doesn’t mean these cases should be taken any less seriously.
2752. Green Bay, Wisc.
2753. Lafourche Parish, La.
2754. Kalamazoo, Mich.
2755. Toledo, Ohio.
2756. Greenfield, Ind.
2757. Upland, Cal.
2758. Acworth, Ga.
2759-60. Greensboro, NC.

Sister Jacqueline Walsh
2762. Arlington, Va. (Vet killed near national cemetery)
2763. Tacoma, Wash.
2764. Santa Monica, Cal.
2765. Elkhart, Ind.
Related stories:
• “Authorities are working to determine whether the 14-year-old driver in a St. Petersburg hit-and-run is responsible for the death of a man found lying in a front yard.”
• “A Dallas police officer is accused of hitting a car and trying to get away, but traffic prevented her escape. Erica Montanez, 25, is on administrative leave. She is assigned to the Southeast Patrol Division, but FOX 4 has learned she recently worked a DWI enforcement grant.”
• “Police said Tuesday they are dropping the charges against the 19-year-old local woman they arrested in June in connection with an April hit-and-run accident on Thayer Road. Chief Garrett Chamberlain told WMUR news that police ‘made a determination that it would be in our best interest not to go through a probable cause hearing at this time’ in the case against Kaitlyn Blackler. Police had charged Blackler with felony conduct after an accident, accusing her of striking Crystal Hazelton as she pushed a stroller with her 2-year-old daughter inside.”
• “The man accused in a hit-and-run collision that killed Englewood police officer Jeremy Bitner said he was ‘a little inebriated,’ despite a test showing he was more than triple the .08 blood-alcohol threshold for driving under the influence in Colorado, according to court testimony.”
• Atlantic City, NJ.
• El Paso, Texas.
• Manassas, Va.
• York, Pa.
• Oklahoma City, Okla.
• Greensboro, NC.
• Henry County, Ga.
• Yuma, Ariz.
• Providence, RI
• Pittsfield Twp., Mich.
Hit-and-run victim’s mom makes plea to city: wtnh.com
More hit-and-run stories, including every volume of Hit-and-Run America (in reverse order), are accessible from this linked page. (The full Volume-by-Volume list will appear sporadically from now on.)
