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Woman dies in NE Portland hit-and-run crash

Portland, ORLocal News

A woman was tragically found dead in the Madison South Neighborhood of Northeast Portland following a hit-and-run crash that occurred around 2:30 a. m. on September 18. The Portland Police Bureau responded to the scene after receiving reports of the incident, discovering the victim's body and initiating an investigation. Authorities are actively seeking the public's assistance in identifying the driver of the vehicle involved, which has not yet been located.

This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding pedestrian safety in Portland, particularly in areas with heavy traffic. Local residents expressed their alarm over the increasing number of hit-and-run incidents in the city, emphasizing the need for improved road safety measures. As the investigation continues, police are encouraging anyone with information to come forward to aid in the case. The community remains on edge, hoping for justice for the victim and accountability for the driver. The Portland Police Bureau has committed to keeping the public informed as new details emerge.

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