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Man Killed, Woman Injured in Gresham Hit-and-Run; Police Arrest Suspect

Portland, ORLocal News

In a devastating hit-and-run incident in Gresham, a man lost his life and a woman sustained serious injuries. The police quickly apprehended a suspect, whose identity has not yet been disclosed, as they work to uncover the details surrounding the tragic event. Eyewitness accounts indicate that the suspect's vehicle sped away from the scene shortly after the collision, leaving the victims in critical condition. Local authorities are conducting a thorough investigation, focusing on traffic patterns and safety measures in the area. Residents have expressed their fears about road safety, urging for more stringent regulations and better enforcement to combat reckless driving.

The community is rallying together to support the victims' families during this difficult time. City officials are expected to hold discussions to address these safety concerns and explore potential solutions. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the dangers present on local roadways and the need for increased vigilance.

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