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Hit-and-run on I-5 in Seattle caught on camera, suspect flees in smoking van

Mercer Island, WALocal News

A shocking hit-and-run incident occurred on I-5 in Seattle, where a minivan, visibly battered and smoking, was seen fleeing the scene. Captured on video by a nearby driver, the footage shows the vehicle emitting smoke and flames as it sped away, raising significant public concern. Witnesses described the scene as chaotic, with many expressing disbelief at the reckless behavior displayed. Local authorities are currently investigating the incident, utilizing the video evidence to identify the suspect. The alarming visuals have ignited discussions about road safety and the urgent need for accountability in hit-and-run cases.

As the investigation unfolds, community members are calling for stricter penalties for reckless driving. This incident highlights the increasing prevalence of dangerous driving behaviors and the impact they have on public safety. As Seattle grapples with this incident, the hope for justice and improved road safety measures is palpable.

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