Aun’Dreis Tramble, 3, dead, father injured after car strikes them and flees scene on Westech Road in Shawnee, OK
Shawnee child killed in a hit-and-run crash
Investigators are now looking for a 2007 white Mazda 3 sedan that may have been involved in the crash.
OHP Identifies Person Of Interest In Hit-And-Run That Killed Shawnee Toddler
According to the OHP, troopers have identified Mark Dwayne Robbins as a “person of definite interest” in this case.
Trooper: Oklahoma toddler, 3, killed in hit-and-run
Troopers tell a local television station the father was treated for injuries and released. Authorities say they have a person of interest but haven’t released a description of the suspect.
Authorities searching for person of interest after toddler dies in hit-and-run
If you have any information, please call the Oklahoma Highway Patrol at 1-800-647-8477 or the Pottawatomie County Sheriffs Office.
Shawnee boy who died after being hit by car is identified
The family is accepting donations via a gofundme site, gofundme.com/Aun-dreis?pc=14_tw_up. Also, cash and checks made payable to Teola Walls, the boy’s mother, can be dropped off at the Grand Casino Resort second-level administrative offices between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays.
A father was pushing his 3-year-old child in a stroller on Westech Road at about 9:45 p.m. when a car driving on the road collided with both of them and promptly drove away. The toddler was pronounced dead later at the hospital, and the father survived but had to be treated for some head injuries. The vehicle was described as a white 2007 Mazda 3, and Mark Dwayne Robbins has been identified as a person of interest. Check back for updates on this developing story.
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