Possible Suspect Vehicle Identified In Hit-And-Run: Stamford PD

STAMFORD, CT — Police have identified a possible suspect vehicle in a hit-and-run incident which left a 45-year-old Stamford man critically injured earlier this month.

On June 6 shortly before 11:30 p.m., officers responded to the area of Wilson St. just south of Grenhart Rd. on a report of a person who had possibly been hit by a car. The pedestrian was transported to Stamford Hospital with life-threatening injuries, and he remains hospitalized in the Intensive Care unit in critical but stable condition, police said Monday morning.

The evidence on the scene led investigators to believe that the pedestrian was indeed struck by a vehicle, but the vehicle had fled the scene prior to emergency personnel arriving. There were no witnesses on scene that could provide any information to the investigating officers.

Based on surveillance cameras in the neighborhood, as well as City of Stamford traffic cameras, the SPD's Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Squad (C.A.R.S) has identified a dark colored four-door sedan, possibly an Acura TL with a sunroof and an unknown CT registration plate, as a possible suspect vehicle.

According to police, the vehicle appeared to be occupied by at least three people and the operator appeared to be a white male. The vehicle appeared to have damage to the front end and hood.

C.A.R.S is asking anyone that may have any information on this vehicle to contact Sgt.
Jeffrey Booth or Officer Daniel Oliva at 203-977-4712.