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Authorities Looking For Driver, Witness In Cyclist Hit-And-Run

By Beth Milligan | Aug. 7, 2019

Grand Traverse Sheriff's Office deputies are seeking the public's help in finding the driver and a witness to a hit-and-run accident that occurred Monday.

According to the Sheriff's Office, the accident took place betweem 6am and 6:30am Monday on Supply Road approximately a half-mile north of Williamsburg Road. A man riding a motorized bicycle was heading north and was struck by a vehicle, receiving minor injuries in the crash. The driver left the scene of the accident in a vehicle described as a 2013-19 charcoal-colored Ford Fusion. The vehicle is missing a passenger side mirror and could have other possible passenger front-end damage. The victim received a ride from the scene of the accident to Smith Road from a woman in an SUV.

Deputies are trying to identify the woman, as well as the driver in the accident. Anyone with information on the crash is asked to contact Central Dispatch at 231-922-4550.

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