Police seek public's help in identifying chambersburg hit-and-run vehicle

Police Seek Public’s Help in Identifying Chambersburg Hit-and-Run Vehicle

July 12, 2024
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CHAMBERSBURG, PA – On the morning of July 12, at approximately 7:45 AM, the Chambersburg Police Department responded to a hit-and-run report on the unit block of Lincoln Way West. The victim reported that her vehicle was struck sometime overnight. Borough camera footage revealed the suspect vehicle to be a dark blue or black Toyota Camry, which turned onto S Franklin Street and then onto W Burkhart Avenue.

The suspect vehicle likely has damage to the driver-side door and/or driver-side mirror. Authorities are requesting anyone with information about the incident to submit a tip via Crimewatch or contact the Chambersburg Police Department directly.

Police seek public's help in identifying chambersburg hit-and-run vehicle
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Your assistance could be crucial in identifying and locating the vehicle involved in this hit-and-run.

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