Man killed, woman injured in Gresham hit-and-run, police arrest suspect

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A hit-and-run incident in Gresham has tragically claimed the life of one man and left a woman injured, leading to the arrest of a suspect by local police. The incident occurred late on the evening of September 23, 2024, when witnesses reported a vehicle speeding away from the scene shortly after the collision. Authorities have launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the event, raising concerns about road safety and accountability among drivers in the community. Residents are calling for more stringent measures to prevent such incidents, which have become increasingly common in the area. The police have not yet released the identities of the victims as they continue their inquiries.

This case highlights the broader issue of hit-and-run accidents across the region, emphasizing the need for public awareness and safety initiatives. Community leaders are expected to hold discussions on how to improve safety measures on local roads. The tragic loss of life has left many in the community feeling unsettled and demanding action.

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