Last night, a hit-and-run driver killed a passerby.
The San José Police Department says the victim, an adult man, was crossing King Road when he was hit by a 2012 Dodge Caravan. The driver then left the scene of the accident.
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The victim was taken to a nearby hospital and declared dead. This is the 43rd traffic death and 16th pedestrian death in the city this year.
Police quickly found and arrested the driver, which shows how seriously the San José Police Department is taking the rising number of road deaths.
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The police are actively looking for information from the public about this case.
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The San José Police Department has asked anyone with information to contact Detective Aldinger or to give tips anonymously through the P3TIPS mobile app, the tip line, or the Crime Stoppers website.
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