Can You ID Deadly Hit-And-Run Car?

FREMONT, CA — Last Friday night, 72-year-old Suzanne Ogi and her dog Molly were killed as they crossed Niles Boulevard in a crosswalk at Rock Avenue. Witnesses told officers that the driver stopped and checked on Ogi as she lay mortally wounded, and then returned to his car and drove away toward Union City.

The driver has not been caught.

On Tuesday, police released a series of photos that they hope will solve the case. They are asking people to look at this car and identify who owns it — do you have a neighbor, former coworker or relative who drives a 1997-99 Buick LeSabre? Here's another view of the car.

The driver was described by witnesses as a slender white man in his 50s, with grey hair, glasses and at the time of the crash he was wearing a lighter colored fleece jacket.

The crash happened around 8:30 p.m.

The photos were pulled from in-car camera footage from Fremont police vehicles that had been in the area for the Niles Festival of Lights Parade. It's believed that these shots were taken shortly before the deadly crash. Police say the quality is too poor to read the license plate.

The video was taken at Mission Boulevard and Nursey Avenue.

Police also released a photo of a different Buick LeSabre from the late 90s so you can ID the car easier. The suspect vehicle has front end damage.

If you have information that will help investigators, call the Fremont Police Department’s Traffic Unit at 510-790-6800, extension 3, or send an anonymous tip by texting TIP FREMONTPD followed by your message to 888-777.