The Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating a tragic fatal hit-and-run incident that occurred in Lewis County early Thursday morning. The incident took place around 4:00 AM, specifically near the 200 block of Longbranch Road.
A passerby traveling in the area discovered a man lying in the roadway and promptly alerted authorities. When troopers from the Tennessee Highway Patrol arrived at the scene, they found evidence indicating that the man had been struck by a vehicle. At this time, the identity of the pedestrian has not been released to the public.
In light of this incident, authorities are actively seeking witnesses or anyone who may have information regarding the driver or the vehicle involved in the hit-and-run. The investigation is ongoing, and officials are urging the public to come forward with any details that may assist in the case. This call for information is crucial, as it may help piece together the events leading to this unfortunate incident.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol has provided a contact number for individuals who may have information to share. Those with relevant details can reach them at (615) 986-4986 extension 0.
As the investigation continues, the Highway Patrol remains focused on gathering as much information as possible to determine the circumstances surrounding the hit-and-run. Community involvement is encouraged, as public input could be vital in ensuring justice for the victim involved in this tragic event. The cooperation of residents is essential in bringing clarity to this case and supporting the ongoing investigation.
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