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New details published in Verona Fatal Hit-and-Run accident

New details published in Verona Fatal Hit-and-Run accident

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Sheriff Rob Maciol published new details in the accident in the accident with HIT-and-RUN-RUND on Monday evening in the city of Verona. According to Sheriff Rob Maciol, there is a good chance that the victim, the 61-year-old Timothy D. Sullivan von dereida, could have survived, the driver of the vehicle who stopped him and called in 911. Maciol said it seems that the body was left behind at the Side Route 365 for about 12 hours until it was reported on Tuesday morning.

Despite the severity of the injuries, Maciol said that he believes that “we have now eaten our disposal with the life -saving techniques”, it is very possible that Sullivan can survive the accident if the driver ran over and called the authorities.

According to Robert Maciol, Sheriff of Onida County, it was assumed that the pedestrian was hit by a motor vehicle on Monday between 7 and 7:30 p.m. Sullivan seems to have approached the Route 365 towards Onida, by traffic east of Nicky Doodles when he was beaten. The vehicle, which is involved in the accident, left the scene and was not at this point.

The Sheriff's office asks everyone with the Dash camera video that traveled through this area between 7:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. and believes that during this time he saw something for the accident for the accident, or has determined a vehicle with recent damage with this accident to contact the sheriff crowd. People can also report tips and information to Mohawk Valley Crime Stopper at 1-866-730-8477.

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