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A hit-and-run accident occurring in Absecon has led to a critically injured man and his pet dog dead. The accident took place just after midnight on a Saturday morning. The many and the dog were walking at the Highland Boulevard and Marlborough Avenue intersection when a driver struck the two and fled the scene. Another motorist called dispatchers for help.

Hit-and-run accidents like this can create complexities for victims. That is especially true in situations where the injured party is a pedestrian. Not only will the police investigate the case, but it is also likely that your Atlantic County pedestrian accident attorney will also work to determine who caused the accident so that fair compensation may be sought.

Police Searched for the Motorist

The police gathered information from witnesses that allowed them to have a basic description of the vehicle at fault. They found the vehicle and confirmed the description. They later arrested the driver of that vehicle. Police are still investigating the accident and ask that any witnesses come forward.

Talk to an Atlantic County Pedestrian Accident Lawyer Today

Even if you are unsure who hit you, you may benefit from hiring an attorney who can fight for your full compensation once that party is identified. At Kwartler Manus, our experienced team has a network of professionals available to help victims get answers as well as the compensation they are owed in a tragic accident like a pedestrian hit and run. Set up a free consultation with us now.


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