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13-year-old cyclist injured in hit-and-run in Dintikon
A black Fiat struck a 13-year-old cyclist on Friday morning in Dintikon, in Switzerland’s Aargau canton.
The boy fell and suffered slight injuries.
The car drove away without stopping after the collision.
Police say it had Aargau registration plates and may have had a blue learner-driver “L” sign.
Aargau police are investigating and want to identify the person at the wheel.
They are asking witnesses or anyone with information to contact them by phone or email.
A 13-year-old cyclist was slightly injured in a hit-and-run collision with a car in Dintikon, Aargau.
The collision happened shortly after 8 a.m. on Friday on Villmergerstrasse, according to 20 Minuten.
The boy fell after being struck by a black Fiat with Aargau license plates.
The car did not stop and continued driving after the collision.
A blue learner plate was reportedly mounted on the car, and Aargau cantonal police are seeking witnesses.
- Who
- A 13-year-old cyclist was injured; the driver of the car has not been identified.
- What
- A car struck the cyclist and drove away without stopping. He suffered slight injuries.
- When
- Friday morning, shortly after 8 a.m.
- Where
- Villmergerstrasse in Dintikon, canton of Aargau, Switzerland.
- Why
- Not stated
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A car struck the 13-year-old cyclist in Dintikon, and he fell and suffered slight injuries.
The car drove on without stopping.
Aargau cantonal police had opened an investigation and were seeking witnesses.
- Cyclist
- 13 years old
- Injury
- Slight
- Vehicle
- Black Fiat with Aargau license plates
- Location
- Villmergerstrasse, Dintikon
- Time
- Shortly after 8 a.m. on Friday