Livermore Police Seeking Witnesses to St. Patrick's Day Hit-And-Run Crash

The Livermore Police Department needs the community’s assistance in identifying a woman suspected in a hit-and-run collision on Tuesday. According to the Livermore Police Department Facebook page, the driver allegedly did not stop at a red light, crashed into another car and fled the area.

Officials posted the following details:

The Livermore Police Department is asking for the community’s help in locating a driver and vehicle involved in a hit and run injury collision today, March 17th at 12:30PM.

It occurred on N/B Isabel Ave. (State Route 84) at the Stanley Blvd. connector. The suspect driver failed to stop for the red light and broadsided another vehicle in the intersection. The suspect did not stop and continued driving N/B on Isabel Ave. toward I-580 HWY.

The only information we have is, the driver is female and the vehicle is an Audi sedan silver or gray in color with front bumper damage.

Anyone who witnessed the crash or may have information is asked to call (925) 580-9665. Police say tipsters can remain anonymous.

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