Police arrested a Kennewick woman suspected of a hit-and-run accident Monday evening in Pasco.
Natalie Aguilar, 22, allegedly struck a 5-year-old boy on the 1600 block of North 13th Avenue a little after 7 p.m., said Sgt. Ben Majetich of the Pasco Police Department.
The accident wasn't Aguilar's fault but she didn't stop to help, Majetich said. He said a witness got her license plate number, which helped officers track Aguilar down.
The boy, who suffered minor injuries, was treated at Lourdes
Medical Center in Pasco and re-leased.
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On this day: Sept. 28, 1954
On this day: Sept. 28, 1954
The stepson of Roy Shaw, Pasco was hit over the head with a fly sprayer, police reported. They said a three-year-old playmate was the culprit who wielded the weapon.
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