Abigail Osborn, 16, dies in hit and run crash on York Haven Road in Newberry Township, Pennsylvania
Teen dies after hit-and-run crash in York County
The 16-year-old girl critically injured after a hit-and-run crash early Sunday morning has died.
Abigail Osborn was a junior at Northeastern High School in Manchester and was recently named one of the Distinguished Young Women of York County, according to a York Daily Record report. She died at Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center Monday afternoon, following a crash early Sunday morning.
16-year-old girl struck by hit-run driver had been on late-night jog: Coroner
Hetrick said Osborn's parents said it was "not uncommon" for her to be out on the road jogging at night when she couldn't sleep. He said she ran cross country, and would sometimes go out for a run of an hour or so.
York Haven man held for trial in teen’s hit-run death
Kent is charged with a felony count of accidents involving death or injury, a misdemeanor count of tampering with evidence, and three related summary citations in the April 23 crash that fatally injured 16-year-old Abigail Osborn.
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