Investigators released surveillance photos Friday, asking the public's help in identifying the driver of a red truck involved in a collision that claimed the lives of two women, who were fatally struck while crossing Ocala Avenue in San Jose.
SAN JOSE — Investigators released surveillance photos Friday, asking the public’s help in identifying the driver of a red truck involved in a collision that claimed the lives of two women, who were fatally struck while crossing Ocala Avenue in San Jose.
Immediately after the collision the driver fled the scene and was last seen traveling northbound on Capitol Expressway. “This is a very, very tragic situation,” SJPD PIO Sgt. Christian Camarillo told reporters. “The victims knew each other. They were related somehow. Another family mourning this weekend, the loss of two loved ones.”“There is no traffic signal at that intersection,” he said. “It just a standard crosswalk…It’s a pretty busy area. There is a school right near that crosswalk…6:26 p.m. A lot of traffic. Commute time.
Camarillo said investigators do not believe that the driver drove away without being aware he had hit someone.
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