Police: Suspect wanted for University Heights scooter hit-and-run that left 71-year-old in critical condition
Police say the victim was walking on Burnside Avenue near Jerome Avenue when she was struck by a moped driver.
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Mar 1, 2024, 5:47 PM
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yesterdayA suspect is wanted for hitting a 71-year-old woman with a motorized scooter last Friday in University Heights.
Police say the victim was walking on Burnside Avenue near Jerome Avenue when she was struck by a moped driver.
The moped rider continued driving following the crash, according to authorities.
The woman was hospitalized in critical condition. Police say she sustained severe injuries to her face and head.
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