🚨 POLICE SEARCH FOR TAN FORD BRONCO SPORT AFTER SOUTH LONDONDERRY HIT-AND-RUN
LEBANON COUNTY, Pa. — Police are investigating a hit-and-run crash in South Londonderry Township after a vehicle was struck at a roundabout and the other driver reportedly left the scene.
The crash happened on September 11 at the roundabout where South Forge Road meets Northside Drive, according to township police.
Investigators are now asking the public to help identify the vehicle believed to have been involved.
🚔 POLICE LOOKING FOR A BROWN/TAN SUV
Authorities say the vehicle connected to the crash is believed to be a tan or light-brown Ford Bronco Sport.
Investigators have not publicly identified the driver.
Police are working to determine exactly what happened at the roundabout and why the other vehicle left without remaining at the scene.
A hit-and-run investigation can involve reviewing physical evidence, vehicle damage, surveillance footage and possible witness accounts to establish what happened and identify the driver.
📍 WHERE DID THE CRASH HAPPEN?
The incident occurred at the roundabout at the intersection of:
- South Forge Road
- Northside Drive
- South Londonderry Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania
The location is now part of the police investigation as authorities attempt to reconstruct the collision.
👀 POLICE NEED THE PUBLIC'S HELP
Anyone who was driving through the area around the time of the September 11 crash—or who may have seen a tan Ford Bronco Sport with recent collision damage—is encouraged to contact investigators.
Even seemingly minor details could potentially help investigators identify the vehicle.
A witness who noticed the SUV before or after the collision may have information that could help establish its direction of travel or identify the person behind the wheel.
⚠️ WHY HIT-AND-RUN CASES MATTER
Leaving the scene of a crash can make an already serious incident more difficult to investigate.
When a driver leaves, investigators may lose valuable evidence that could otherwise help establish what happened.
That is why police often rely heavily on witnesses, nearby cameras, vehicle descriptions and physical evidence left behind at the scene.
For now, investigators are focused on locating the tan Ford Bronco Sport believed to be connected to the South Londonderry crash.
The investigation remains ongoing.
If you saw something unusual near South Forge Road and Northside Drive on September 11, your information could help police solve the case
.