1 killed, 1 injured in Lynnwood hit-and-run crash

Lynnwood, WALocal News

A hit-and-run crash on SR 99 in Lynnwood, Washington, resulted in one pedestrian's death and left another seriously injured on Wednesday night. The incident has led to the blockage of southbound lanes, causing significant traffic disruptions in the area. Authorities are actively investigating the crash and are calling on witnesses to provide any information that may aid in identifying the driver responsible for this tragic event. This incident sheds light on ongoing concerns regarding pedestrian safety and the rising number of hit-and-run accidents. Local officials are emphasizing the importance of safe driving practices and community vigilance to prevent such occurrences in the future.

The community's response to this tragedy reflects the deep impact it has on local residents, especially concerning road safety. As the investigation unfolds, the public is encouraged to remain informed through local news sources. Additional updates may provide crucial details about the incident and any developments in the investigation.

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