Daytona Beach police release photos of U-Haul driver accused in hit-and-run Anyone who knows anything about the situation is asked to call 386-671-5371
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Authorities in Daytona Beach released photos of the U-Haul driver wanted in a hit-and-run that happened at 5:30 a.m. on June 11.
Police said the hit-and-run caused injuries and happened in the area of Mason Avenue and Forest Lane.
This is a half-mile west of U.S. 1 and one mile north of U.S. 92.
Attempt To Find Hit & Run Driver (210010915) We need your help, #DaytonaBeach.
Around 5:30 a.m. last Friday (June 11, 2021), we responded to a hit and run crash with injuries in the area of Mason Avenue and Forest Lane.
One of the drivers involved was in a rented U-Haul truck. The truck left the scene heading west on Mason before turning north onto Nova Road.
If you know who the driver is or where we can find the driver or the truck, please contact (386) 671-5371 / FulcherHenry@DBPD.us or (386) 671-5366 / RossiAshley@DBPD.us regarding Case 210010915.
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Officers said the driver accused in the crash rented the U-Haul and was last seen heading west on Mason Avenue before heading north on Nova Road.
Investigators hope photos of the driver can lead to more tips.
Anyone who knows anything about the situation is asked to call 386-671-5371.
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