Woman Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver On Detroit's East Side
Detroit police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run accident on the city's east side.
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Detroit police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run accident on the city's east side.
Investigators are looking for a dark-colored vehicle with significant front end damage caused by the accident.
The accident happened early Tuesday morning on westbound 8 Mile Road just east of Evergreen Road.
In a statement, Police Chief Ronald Haddad called the incident "a terrible tragedy."
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