Aberdeen Police Responded To Call About Woman Who Walked Away From Hit & Run

Tuesday, May 23, 2023 at 11:04 AM

Aberdeen police responded to a call about a woman who walked away from a single car hit and run crash Monday morning.

Aberdeen police responded to a call about a woman who walked away from a single car hit and run crash Monday morning. Grays Harbor Scanner reports the crash happened yesterday around 7:30 am when the car came down Sumner, hit a barricade and launched into the air, landing in the Tobacco Depot parking lot. The report says a woman then got out of the car and started walking west on Sumner. No further details were released, and no word if the woman was identified or found.

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Aberdeen Police Responded To Call About Woman Who Walked Away From Hit & Run

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