New video, photos released of hit-and-run suspect fleeing Gresham scene

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The Gresham Police Department has released new video footage and images of a hit-and-run suspect in connection with a New Year’s Eve incident that left a motorcyclist critically injured. The released materials show a man on a motorcycle who was struck by a Chevy Sonic, which fled the scene immediately after the collision. In their plea for public assistance, police are urging anyone who recognizes the vehicle or has further information to reach out. This incident underscores the critical role of community engagement in aiding police investigations, as witnesses and potential informants can provide key insights. The police department is committed to holding the responsible party accountable, reflecting its broader mission to enhance road safety and reduce traffic offenses.

The release of this surveillance footage aims to encourage tips that could lead to the identification of the suspect. As Gresham continues its efforts to address serious traffic crimes, the community's involvement remains vital. In this case, timely information could significantly impact the investigation's outcome.

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