Philadelphia police have released new surveillance of the vehicle wanted in a deadly hit-and-run crash last fall.
a deadly hit-and-run crash last fall.It happened on Oct. 1 at 2:02 a.m. as the victim, 21-year-old Octavia Aaron, was attempting to cross Robbins Avenue and Ditman Street in Wissinoming.Police say Aaron was struck by a vehicle that was traveling east on Robbins Ave. She was pronounced dead at the scene."Why did you keep going?" her aunt, Quenca Aaron, asked during an"You left her in the street as if she was roadkill; so just come forward, do the right thing.
The vehicle is described as a white SUV, possibly a GMC or Chevrolet. The vehicle should have damage to the front bumper, grille and hood area."Really sweet, really loving, she just meant a lot to us," said Quenca Aaron. "She was an incredible young lady. It's been gut-wrenching. This is not something that you ever imagine or that you want anyone else to go through.
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