Rhonda Wakefield, 67, killed in hit-and-run pedestrian collision on 43rd Avenue in Phoenix, Arizona
Police: Woman's family turns her in after fatal Phoenix hit-and-run
Detectives received a call later that morning from family members of the 66-year-old woman. They had seen media coverage of the hit-and-run and told investigators they believed the woman might have been involved, Phoenix police said.
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