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Hit and Run accident leaves mentally ill patient dead.

January 28, 2018

Hit and Run accident leaves mentally ill patient dead.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Police are trying to locate the driver of a vehicle that hit down a mentally ill patient early Saturday morning in the vicinity of ACE Mega Store. The victim has been identified a Roy Flanders.
Police Spokesman Ricardo Henson said that police was called around 4:30 am where they found the lifeless body of the victim. Henson further explained that it appears as though the victim was hit so hard that he ended up about 25 meters from where he was hit. He said the body was found in front of Ace while the vehicle that hit down the well-known victim left the scene and police are trying to locate the vehicle and its driver.

http://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/28223-hit-and-run-accident-leaves-mentally-ill-patient-dead.html

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