Articles Tagged with pedestrian hit-and-run accident

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Changing a flat tire exposes drivers to danger from moving traffic.

Benjamin Faulk Killed in Hit-and-Run While Changing Flat Tire Along SH 172 in Jackson County

According to a KSAT News report, Benjamin Lee Faulk is dead after a tragic hit-and-run crash over Labor Day Weekend.¹

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Street cameras can be instrumental in catching hit-and-run drivers.

Street Camera Footage Leads to Arrest in Fatal Hit-and-Run Accident

According to a KSAT News report, a man was arrested for a fatal hit-and-run accident in October after evidence was collected from a nearby school and business surveillance camera footage.

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