Medina Alert Deactivated After Denver Hit-and-Run Crash
Update | the Colorado Bureau of Investigation Deactivated Saturday Morning a Medina Alert in Connection with a Friday Denver Hit-and-Run Crash. the Only...
UPDATE | The Colorado Bureau of Investigation deactivated Saturday morning a Medina Alert in connection with a Friday Denver hit-and-run crash. The only additional detail offered was that Denver police no long requires the alert.
DENVER — The Colorado Bureau of Investigation has issued a Medina Alert for a driver who seriously injured someone in a hit-and-run crash in Denver Friday afternoon.
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The incident happened around 4:45 p.m. in the area of West Florida Avenue and South Federal Boulevard in the city’s Mar Lee neighborhood.
CBI said the suspect vehicle collided with a red Ford F-150 and seriously injured an occupant. The suspect vehicle then drove off without rendering aid or identifying themselves.
Anyone with information about the suspect vehicle or driver is asked to call 911 or Denver PD at 720-337-1029.
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