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Child Hit and Run Under Investigation

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By: Drizel Hanley

 BASSETERRE, St.Kitts (JANUARY 2018)- Police are currently looking into a hit and run  incident involving a primary school child while the child’s mother is urging the public to assist with the investigation.

According to the authorities, the incident occurred in the vicinity of Phillips Street, Pond Pasture while the child was on her way home from school on Tuesday 11th January.

Investigations revealed that the child was struck by a cyclist on a pedal bike and received lacerations to the face.

She was rushed to the Joseph N France General Hospital where she was treated and warded in a stable condition.

According to the mother of the child, the accused stopped and asked the child if she was okay and then fled the scene.

The mother in a plea for help took to social media asking anyone with information to come forward.

She is also asking the perpetrator to look within themselves and come forward.

“Because even if it was an accident you turn off leaving my child like this, you go to be mad”, the distressed mother said in a social media post.

“Seeing my child like this knowing she is asthmatic really kills me,” she added.

Investigations are ongoing.

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