Pedestrian Laura Yolanda Reyes, 46, killed by hit-and-run driver near Katherine R. Smith Elementary School in San Jose, California

Shortly after the collision, police broadcast an alert to be on the lookout for a burgundy or rust-colored Toyota with a cracked front windshield and a flat left-front tire. The deadly encounter was reported at 7:13 a.m. at Huran and Clarice drives, next to Welch Park and about two blocks northeast of the intersection of Tully and King roads. 

There was kids you know waiting for buses, those kinds of things so it's quite a tragedy and very dangerous, very dangerous," San Jose Police Department Lt. "There's been a few times I've walked my son across the street and almost been hit a few times, just by impatience. In the video, you can see him walking across a driveway, but his face is blurred out as police requested. Mike King said.A homeowner nearby may have captured video of the suspect with a surveillance camera. Don't be a coward and just run off and leave a person dying on the street," San Jose resident Michelle Armenta said.This is San Jose's 31st traffic fatality of the year and the 14th involving a pedestrian.For Angelique Rosales and her family, the numbers are not surprising.