Hooksett Police seek driver in Londonderry Turnkpike hit-and-run
he investigation concluded that the suspect’s vehicle is a black or blue Ford F-350 with a black and yellow V-shaped plow driven by a male operator.
HOOKSETT, NH — A 50 year old man was injured Jan. 28 after he was struck while walking toward the Deerhead Sportsmen Club by a truck with a plow.
On Monday at approximately 5:52 p.m., Hooksett police officers were dispatched to 314 Londonderry Turnpike. Officers arrived to find a man, 50, suffering from injuries to his left arm and head, which appeared to be non-life threatening. The man was transported to the hospital by Hooksett Fire and Rescue for further evaluation.
Witnesses told police the man was walking south on Londonderry Turnpike on
the shoulder of the road approaching the Deerhead Sportsmen Club when he was struck
by a plow that was attached to a truck which was also travelling south. Witnesses also stated that the truck pulled over briefly before continuing south onto Londonderry Turnpike.
The investigation concluded that the suspect’s vehicle is a black or blue Ford F-350 with a black and yellow V-shaped plow driven by a male operator.
Anyone with information regarding the vehicle as described, or who witnessed the accident, should contact Hooksett Police Officer Travis Mannon at 624-1560 ext. 421.
