Jimmy Oneal Waldrep, 75, killed in hit-and-run pedestrian collision with alleged driver David Lee Borden on Alabama 157 near Leighton, Alabama
Colbert County man killed in Saturday night hit-and-run
Cpl. Bill Burke of the Alabama State Troopers Quad-Cities Post said authorities are searching for a dark-color, sedan-type vehicle with damage to the front, likely to the headlights.
Driver involved in Colbert hit-and-run fatality comes forward
Cpl. Bill Burke, of the Alabama State Troopers Quad-Cities Post, said David Lee Borden, of Cherokee, contacted troopers around 11:30 p.m. Saturday and admitted he was the man driving the vehicle that struck and killed Jimmy Oneal Waldrep.
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