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Spokane Valley Police: Hit & Run Suspect Leaves The Scene

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SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - On Thursday, October 4th Spokane Valley Sheriff's Deputy M. Gould responded to a 3-vehicle collision at the intersection of Mullan and Sprague in Spokane Valley. Two vehicles were stopped on Mullan for the northbound stop light at Sprague. When their signal turned green both vehicles proceeded northbound and were both struck by a vehicle traveling westbound on Sprague.
 
The victims described the suspect vehicle as either a light blue or silver Mazda 3, possibly between a 2005-2007 model. They described the driver as a white female, in her twenties with red hair. 
 
After the collision, the suspect continued driving westbound on Sprague without contacting the victims. The victims said there was severe damage to the driver's side of the suspect vehicle and that the driver's side, curtain air-bags deployed.
 
>>>Anyone with information about the suspect driver is asked to call Crime Check at 509-456-2233.

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