Crime & Safety
More Details About Oswego Hit-And-Run Crash With Pedestrian Revealed
Oswego police released additional information about the April 2 hit-and-run crash that remains under investigation.
OSWEGO, IL — Oswego police revealed additional information about the car involved in the April 2 hit-and-run crash that left a 68-year-old woman injured.
Detectives reviewed new surveillance footage of the crash that occurred on Mill Road around 6:45 a.m. last Tuesday and determined the car had two working headlights. Police originally said the car, whose make and model continue to be unknown due to too-grainy footage, had a burned-out left headlight.
The woman was struck while attempting to cross Mill Road at Lynx Lane. She was transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, Patch reported.
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The car that hit her had been turning left onto Mill Road from northbound Washington Street, police said. The car did not stop and continued westbound on Mill Road.
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In an updated news release, police urged the driver to turn themselves in. Officials also continue to ask anyone with information about the incident to call Oswego police at 630-551-7300 or submit a tip through the department's new tip line, which can also provide anonymity.
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