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North Carolina Highway Patrol investigates after Davidson County hit-and-run leaves woman injured, officials say

Investigators said the hit-and-run involved a total of two cars which were traveling north on Old U.S. 52, north of Follansbee Road.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY, N.C. — North Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating after a hit-and-run accident in Davidson County injured a woman, Friday morning.

Investigators said the hit-and-run involved a total of two cars which were traveling north on Old U.S. 52, north of Follansbee Road.

Highway patrol said a person driving a Dodge Charger crashed into a white van causing the Dodge Charger to run off the road and hit a woman who was walking.

Officials said the suspect immediately left the scene after hitting the woman with their car.

Investigators said the woman was taken to a nearby hospital and treated for her injuries.

Highway patrol said the suspect’s car may have had a Florida registration plate with damage to the left front of the car.

If you have any information call North Carolina Highway Patrol at: (336) 481-0025.

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