Two girls, ages 7 and 8, injured after hit by car that left the scene in a parking lot at South 24th Avenue and Nob Hill Boulevard in Yakima, WA
Three girls struck by hit-and-run driver
An uninvolved motorist stopped to help the girls, whose conditions were not released. Anyone with information about the accident is asked to call police at 509-575-6200.
Yakima police seeking witnesses to hit-and-run accident
“We have nothing to go on,” Bastinelli said.
Anyone with information is asked to call 509-575-6200.
Shortly before 3:00pm, three girls were walking home from elementary school and were struck by a car in a parking lot that did not stop to render aid. Two of the girls, who were ages 7 and 8, were hospitalized, though with non-life threatening injuries, while the third girl, age 10, was uninjured. Investigators are still searching for the driver responsible for this accident.
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