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Police: No arrests made yet in hit-and-run of woman on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street

Police were looking for, and have since located, a white pickup truck that's believed to have been one of two vehicles that hit and killed a woman Friday.

INDIANAPOLIS — Police have located one of two vehicles that they suspect hit and killed a woman walking along a northwest Indianapolis street on Friday night. 

An IMPD spokesperson said police got a call just after 10:30 p.m. of a person down in the roadway on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street near 33rd Street. Officers arrived to find a woman in the road. 

On Monday, the Marion County Coroner's Office identified her as 33-year-old Tiffany Price. She was pronounced dead at the scene.

Investigators believe Price was hit while she was walking in the northbound lanes of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street, then went into the southbound lanes, where she was hit again by a second vehicle. 

Police said neither vehicle stopped at the scene of the crash and officers were searching for those vehicles. An IMPD spokesperson said car parts found in the area would likely help investigators determine a make and model of the vehicles involved.

On Saturday, IMPD identified one of the vehicles. Investigators were looking for, and have since located, a 2017-2018 white Ford F250 or 350 pickup with an upper windshield amber light bar and camper shell or truck cap. 

Police said the truck, which may be connected to the hit-and-run, has damage to its driver's side headlight. It's unclear if the truck may have been the first or the second vehicle to hit Price. 

Credit: IMPD
Police are seeking a white Ford F250/350 that may have been involved in a fatal hit-and-run on Friday night.

On Sunday, police confirmed the truck had been found and that no arrests had been made.

Police are asking anyone with information about the woman's death to call Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana at 317-262-TIPS.

    

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