Woman Injured In Brick Hit-And-Run: Police

BRICK, NJ — Brick Township police are seeking the public's help in identifying a vehicle and driver from a hit-and-run crash in early October.

On Oct. 8, a woman was hit and suffered facial injuries as she was getting into her vehicle about 8:45 p.m. Her vehicle was parked next to the road on West Princeton Avenue, Brick Sgt. Jim Kelly said.

The vehicle that hit her was described as a dark-colored midsized pickup truck, possibly a Ford F150 crew cab, Kelly said. Surveillance video from a building on the corner of Route 88 and Hoffman Street shows a dark-colored pick-up truck leaving the area and heading west on Route 88 toward Lakewood shortly after the crash. The vehicle's side mirrors are equipped with turn lamps, and there may be damage to the passenger side mirror, Kelly said.

The victim told police the pickup truck was headed on West Princeton Avenue toward Route 70, and after the collision, it made a left turn onto Hoffman Street, Kelly said.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Patrolman Dan Fogarty of the Brick Township Traffic Safety Unit at 732-262-1141 or at via email at Dfogarty@brickpd.com.