Moped driver injured after hit-and-run collision at King Street and Courtland Avenue in Charleston, South Carolina
Moped driver severely injured in King St. hit-and-run
Charleston police say a moped driver suffered significant injuries following a hit-and-run collision with a vehicle Tuesday night in downtown Charleston.
Police seek suspect in hit-and-run involving moped
The vehicle has been described as an older model (1992-1999), 4-door, white in color Buick Lesabre. The vehicle should have sustained damage to the front bumper and under-carriage. Anyone with any information pertaining to this case, please forward to: Investigator P. Dunford 843.965.4083 (Traffic Office) 843.901.3832 (Cell)dunfordp@charleston-sc.gov
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A moped driver suffered significant injuries after a hit-and-run collision Tuesday night in downtown Charleston on King Street at the intersection of Courtland Avenue around 9 p.m. The driver of the vehicle fled the scene and the moped driver was immediately taken to MUSC.
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