Man killed, woman injured in Gresham hit-and-run

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A man has died and a woman has been injured following a hit-and-run accident in Gresham, Oregon, prompting an urgent investigation by local authorities. The Gresham Police Department confirmed the fatal crash, which has resulted in the closure of NE Sandy between NE 181 and NE 185 to allow for thorough investigative work. Eyewitnesses reported hearing a loud collision before the suspect fled the scene. Police have since arrested a suspect, although details regarding their identity and the circumstances leading to the crash are still under investigation. The community is being urged to provide any relevant information that could assist the police in piecing together the events of that night.

This incident has reignited discussions about traffic safety and the consequences of hit-and-run offenses in the area. Local officials are expected to address these concerns in upcoming community meetings. As the investigation unfolds, the Gresham community remains in mourning for the victim and concerned for the injured individual.

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