FHP still looking for hit-and-run driver after towing company worker killed while sleeping

Tampa Bay, FLLocal News

The Florida Highway Patrol is actively pursuing leads in the investigation of a fatal hit-and-run in Pasco County, where a towing company worker was killed while resting in their vehicle. This tragic incident has raised critical public safety concerns, as it highlights the risks faced by workers in the towing industry during late-night hours. Authorities have called on the community to assist by providing any relevant information that could lead to the identification of the driver responsible for this crime. The impact of such incidents extends beyond the immediate victims, affecting families and the broader community. In response to the tragedy, the Florida Highway Patrol is emphasizing the importance of road safety and vigilance among drivers.

The investigation remains ongoing, with detectives diligently collecting evidence to support their case. The Patrol aims to deliver justice for the victim while also advocating for improved safety measures for those who work on the roads. Local residents are encouraged to stay alert and report any suspicious behavior to help ensure the safety of all.

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