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Updated: 9:55 PM Jan 2, 2009
Suspect Arrested in Fatal Hit and Run Accident
Kanawha County Sheriff's Deputies tells WSAZ.com they have arrested a man in connection with the fatal hit and run in Jefferson. Posted: 2:54 PM Jan 2, 2009Reporter: Will Jones; Jessica Ralston Email Address: will.jones@wsaz.com; jessica.ralston@wsaz.com |
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JEFFERSON, W. Va. (WSAZ) -- Kanawha County Sheriff's Deputies tell WSAZ.com that they arrested Zachary Ashworth Friday afternoon in connection with a fatal hit and run accident.
Deputies say Ashworth was driving the SUV that hit and killed a person along Route 60 in Jefferson Tuesday night.
Ashworth has been charged with leaving the scene of an accident causing death and driving on a suspended license.
A Kanawha County Sheriff's dispatcher said the victim is 53-year-old Austin Anderson from the St. Albans area.
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ORIGINAL STORY
JEFFERSON, W. Va. (WSAZ) -- Police continue to look for the driver of a SUV that hit and killed a person along Route 60 in Jefferson Tuesday night.
A Kanawha County Sheriff's dispatcher said the victim is 53-year old Austin Anderson from the St. Albans area.
Kanawha County Sheriff's Deputies say the driver fled the scene, and they are looking for an SUV, possibly a Jeep Cherokee, with front end damage. The accident happened around 10 p.m.
Both west bound lanes and one east bound lane of the 6900 block of Route 60 were closed, but they're now back open.
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We are Sam's Twin's Daughter We have'nt seen dad much over the year's. And we didnt find out about dying intil yesterday it's just hard to think that some one could hit someone and just leave them laying in the road yes i understand that the young man was scared i would have been to but i would have at least stoped to see if he was still alive and call 911.. What if the man would have stoped are dad could still be alive. there is just much that we don't understand like why did this happend?? Why is the man not in jail right now?... And a nother thing why didn't anyone try to contact his Daughter's i mean did anyone know about us. We would like to know are Daddy's side of the Family. We have alway's wanted to meet Cousin's Aunt's,uncle's. You Can contact us at Kentuckygirl42303@Gmail.com or at Lissa25071@Aol.con.... Melissa And Michelle
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We're having my uncle's funeral today. Im going to miss him so much. He was the kind of person who would do anything for anyone, even if he didn't care much for them. My uncle Sam took time to show me how to find the light of God and what it meant to truely love Him. My little girl and my uncle were really close. I know her heart is breaking, I can see it in her eyes. I can still see them together in church sitting together, her talking to him about the bible. He loved to watch my son and my daughter in their plays. I think most of all, Im going to miss having us all at my moms having dinner together. I will miss you uncle, may you find your way to heaven where I will see you again some day.
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