Tacoma police investigate deadly hit-and-run crash

Tacoma, WALocal News

Tacoma police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run crash that occurred Wednesday night, resulting in the death of a woman. The crash took place around 8 p. m. at the intersection of East 37th and Spokane Street, where officers found the victim unresponsive on the roadway. Despite immediate medical attention, she was pronounced dead at the scene, raising significant concerns within the community about road safety.

Authorities are currently engaged in a search for the driver who fled the scene, emphasizing the importance of accountability in such incidents. The Tacoma Police Department is urging anyone with information to come forward, as even small details could be crucial to the investigation. This tragic event reflects a broader issue of hit-and-run incidents, which have been on the rise in many urban areas. Community members are likely to be affected by this incident, sparking discussions about driver responsibility and safety measures on local roads. As investigations continue, the police remain dedicated to finding justice for the victim and her family.

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