Woman Pushing Stroller Struck By Hit-Run Driver In Pottstown
Police in Pottstown are searching for the driver who struck a woman pushing a baby carriage and then fled the scene.
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Police in Pottstown are searching for the driver who struck a woman pushing a baby carriage and then fled the scene.
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