Sheriffs say driver in hit-and-run turned himself in
NORTH NORWICH – The Chenango County Sheriff’s Office is saying that the man they sought in a hit-and-run investigation has turned himself in.
On Saturday, deputies asked the public’s help in identifying the driver involved in the personal injury hit-and-run accident that happened on County Road 32 in the Town of North Norwich.
Authorities say that a black Ford F-150 pickup, model year 1997-2003, struck two motorcyclists. At the time, the truck was towing an early 1990s model Ford Escort wagon which police used a photo of to get tips.
Police had no updates on the condition of the motorcyclists Monday morning.
On Saturday, deputies asked the public’s help in identifying the driver involved in the personal injury hit-and-run accident that happened on County Road 32 in the Town of North Norwich.
Authorities say that a black Ford F-150 pickup, model year 1997-2003, struck two motorcyclists. At the time, the truck was towing an early 1990s model Ford Escort wagon which police used a photo of to get tips.
Police had no updates on the condition of the motorcyclists Monday morning.
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