GRANT COUNTY, Wash. (June 10, 2019) The Washington State Patrol is asking for the public’s help identifying a vehicle that may have run over a young woman thrown from her pickup after a crash on Highway 17 in Grant County on Sunday June 10th.
The crash victim may have been run over after being thrown from her car onto the highway.
The crash is being investigated as a possible fatal hit-and-run.
Emily Allen, 23, of Soap Lake, Wash., was driving a 2002 Ford F150 pickup south on Highway 17 four miles north of Moses Lake at 4 a.m. Sunday, according to the Washington State Patrol.
Her pickup crossed the centerline onto the northbound shoulder, hit the embankment and rolled, and came to a rest facing north.
Allen, who was not wearing a seatbelt, was ejected from the pickup.
She may have been hit by two vehicles, according to the state patrol. Officers do not know if she died after being thrown from the pickup or was killed after being hit in the roadway.
The first vehicle that may have hit her did not stop.
The Moses Lake driver of the second vehicle, a Chevrolet Silverado towing a boat trailer, did stop, said the WSP. Officers are not sure whether that pickup hit Allen or not.
Anyone with information is asked to call WSP.
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Sources: Tri-City Herald and Seattle Times
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