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Roy Police Request Public’s Help in Finding Driver in Hit-and-Run That Left 66-Year-Old Man Seriously Injured

Roy Police Request Public’s Help in Finding Driver in Hit-and-Run That Left 66-Year-Old Man Seriously Injured

Roy City Police Department is currently seeking information on a hit-and-run incident that resulted in serious injuries to a 66-year-old man on Monday evening. The victim was hit by a car near 3700 South and Midland Drive, a location in Roy, and the vehicle responsible for the collision fled the scene immediately after the incident. According to

ABC4

, authorities arrived to find the man with significant injuries.

Further details gathered by the police indicate the car they are searching for may be white or pearl-white and is notable by its missing side mirror. As the man was taken to the hospital to treat his serious injuries, law enforcement is urging anyone with information that could lead to locating the offending driver to come forward, as stated by

KSL

, noting the distinctive features of the suspect’s vehicle.

Unfortunately, this is not an isolated incident in the state of Utah. A series of auto-pedestrian crashes have marred the community over recent months. A man in Davis County was fatally struck last month in Layton, and the driver has not been found. A fatal accident in Salt Lake City involved a driver who reportedly fell asleep at the wheel, while just days before, an elderly woman in Saratoga Springs became a victim in a collision where no crosswalk was designated. The string of tragedies includes a student hospitalized after being hit by a car that ran a red light in St. George and two more pedestrian fatalities in Ogden and Moab.

The frequency of these incidents raises grave concern for pedestrian safety across the state, prompting a deeper look into traffic and crosswalk policies. Compounding the issue is the hit-and-run nature of these tragedies that leave families without closure and authorities without leads. As

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KUTV

reports, these are not merely statistics, but a sorrowful pattern that communities are reckoning with, often too late for the victims and their families.

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