Police Renew Call for Help to Find Driver in Fatal Accident

Anne Arundel County Police have released a flier with an image of the suspect vehicle that hit and killed an elderly woman using a walker to cross a busy road Dec. 11, then fled the scene.

Investigators said Monday they need the public’s help to find the vehicle and driver involved in the fatal accident that happened about 5:30 p.m. Dec. 11, killing Linda Lea Suski, 67, of Clara Circle in Glen Burnie. Suski was crossing Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard/Maryland 648 in Glen Burnie from the bus stop on the west side near Phyllis Drive, to the east side to return to her home. Police say that after crossing the southbound lanes, Suski was struck by a vehicle traveling northbound.

The force of the impact threw Suski into the center of the road, and broke her walker into a nearly a dozen pieces scattered over more than a 100-foot area. Attempts to revive Suski were unsuccessful; she was pronounced dead at the scene from extensive injuries, authorities say.

As a result of the accident, the left/driver’s side mirror broke off the hit-and-run vehicle, which investigators say belonged to a Ford Explorer or a Mercury Mountaineer likely made in 1996.

Investigators say that based on multiple witnesses and video obtained at the scene, the suspect vehicle is a four-door 1994 to 2000 model Ford Explorer or Mercury Mountaineer, and is white or a similarly light color.

Witnesses told police that after striking Suski, the SUV’s driver first slowed to a near stop in the middle of the road before driving over portions of the broken walker and speeding away northbound on Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard.

Anyone with information about the hit-and-run vehicle and its driver is asked to contact the Anne Arundel County Police at 410-222-8610.

»Anne Arundel County Police say a four-door 1994 to 2000 model Ford Explorer or Mercury Mountaineer, that is white or a similarly light color like the ones pictured was involved in a fatal hit-and-run accident.