Crime & Safety

Vehicle Sought In Hit-And-Run At Freehold Township Home: Police

Police say the incident happened late on Dec. 26; they are hoping someone has video or has seen the damaged vehicle.

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Police say someone slammed into this Freehold Township home and took off, and they hope the public might be able to identify the driver.
Police say someone slammed into this Freehold Township home and took off, and they hope the public might be able to identify the driver. (Freehold Township Police)

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP, NJ — Freehold Township police are seeking the public's help in identifying a driver and the vehicle that hit a home and took off on Thursday.

A vehicle hit the attached garage at a home on Tuscan Drive about 11 p.m. on Thursday, Freehold Township police said in a post on Facebook.

The crash caused substantial structural damage, and the vehicle left the area, police said.

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They believe the vehicle "sustained disabling damage" and left via Kozloski Road, traveling south.

Residents in the area are asked to check their surveillance footage to see if they caught any footage of the incident or fleeing vehicle.

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Anyone with information is asked to contact Police Officer Sean Foley by calling 732-462-7908 ext. 6262. Any and all tips can be kept strictly confidential.


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