Crime & Safety

Hit-And-Run Crash Injures Man, Damages Public Property On LI: Police

A hit-and-run crash involving a Chevrolet pickup on Long Island left a man injured and damaged public property, Suffolk County police say.

HOLTSVILLE, NY — A hit-and-run on Long Island left a man injured and public property damaged early Friday morning, Suffolk County police told Patch.

Police said they responded to a 911 report of a white Chevrolet pickup truck that struck and damaged a commercial fence at 161 Long Island Ave. in Holtsville around 1:28 a.m. on Friday.

A resident of the area was also struck and injured and told police he would follow up with personal doctor, police told Patch.

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In addition, the truck also struck and damaged a "No Stopping" sign located in front of 9 Woodland Ave. before fleeing the scene northbound on Woodland Avenue, police said.

Police said the Town of Brookhaven was notified for repair of damaged street sign.

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