Medina Alert issued in Denver hit-and-run that left 1 seriously injured
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation on Monday issued a Medina Alert for the suspect driver and vehicle wanted in a hit-and-run that left one person with serious injuries. The crime happened at 6:45 p.m. last Friday.
Statewide alerts about hit-and-run crashes are triggered through the Medina Alert Program when the CBI obtains enough information about a vehicle for members of the public to be able to help law enforcement agencies with the search for that vehicle.
According to investigators, a Gray 2015 GMC Sierra with Colorado license plate EFC-I90, driven by a woman in her mid 20s, drove away from a crash. The crash left one person badly hurt.
Police said the vehicle was last seen in the area of 2200 West Alameda Avenue in Denver. Investigators said the truck has a black tonneau cover with damage to the passenger side rear truck bed and bumper area. There is an American Flag on the lower left corner of the windshield.
Anyone who has seen the truck is asked to call 911 or the Denver Police Department at 720.913.2000.
