Tricia S. Hoyt, 35, killed in pedestrian collision with alleged hit-and-run driver Eduardo Avila Jr., on North East Frontage Road in Bolingbrook, Illinois
Body In Bolingbrook Was Hit-And-Run Crash Victim
According to Bolingbrook police, the fatal hit-and-run crash is believed to have occurred between 11 p.m. Saturday and 1 a.m. Sunday. The area where the body was found was between Venetian and Lawton Lane, police said.
Bolingbrook Police Say They Know ID Of Driver In Fatal Hit-And-Run
Tricia S. Hoyt of Orland Park was found dead at 10:54 a.m. Sunday in the grass on the north side of Frontage Road near Lawton Lane, according to Bolingbrook police and the Will County coroner’s office.
Bolingbrook Police Charge Joliet Teen In Hit-And-Run Fatality
According to Bolingbrook police, investigators had obtained a search warrant to seize Avila's vehicle, and it was impounded by police.
Man sentenced to 9 years in prison for fatal Bolingbrook hit-and-run
Avila pleaded guilty to the charge Oct. 25 and faced up to 15 years in prison. Prosecutors dropped another charge of failure to stop after causing a crash that involved a death.
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