News Summary
A hit-and-run incident in Anderson County has led to the death of 65-year-old pedestrian Billy Edward Stamey. The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating the crash that occurred at the intersection of Lee Dobbins Road and Michelin Boulevard. The driver responsible fled the scene, and authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward. This tragic event highlights the ongoing concerns around pedestrian safety and the community’s need for vigilance and cooperation to address such incidents.
Anderson County, South Carolina – A tragic hit-and-run incident in Anderson County has resulted in the death of a 65-year-old pedestrian. The accident occurred shortly after 2 a.m. on Thursday, at the intersection of Lee Dobbins Road and Michelin Boulevard. The victim has been identified as Billy Edward Stamey, a resident of Anderson, South Carolina.
The South Carolina Highway Patrol (SCHP) is actively investigating the incident as they search for the driver responsible for the crash. According to officials, the vehicle involved in the collision fled the scene immediately after hitting Stamey. No detailed description of the vehicle has been made available to the public at this time. The Highway Patrol is currently urging anyone who may have information regarding the incident to come forward. Those with tips can contact the Highway Patrol at 864-241-1000 or by dialing *47 from a mobile device.
The devastation of this incident has been compounded by the loss of a cherished member of the Anderson community. Billy Edward Stamey’s death marks a serious and concerning event for local residents. The Anderson County Coroner’s Office was notified shortly after the incident, but no further details about the circumstances surrounding the crash, including information about the driver or the vehicle, have yet been disclosed.
In the wake of this tragic incident, the SCHP is emphasizing the importance of community vigilance. They hope that individuals who may have witnessed the accident or may know any details that could assist the investigation will come forward. Public assistance can be vital to quickly locating the driver involved in this hit-and-run, ensuring that justice can be pursued.
Hit-and-run incidents have been a rising concern across various regions, with such accidents straining law enforcement resources and impacting the families of victims. The SCHP’s investigation into this particular case not only seeks accountability but also serves as a reminder of the dangers pedestrians face and the urgency of road safety measures.
As the investigation continues, the community mourns the loss of Stamey, whose life ended tragically on a night that began like any other. Loved ones and community members are reminded to reach out for support and to remember the importance of road safety for both drivers and pedestrians alike.
As of now, the SCHP is expected to provide more updates as their investigation progresses. The public is encouraged to stay informed and involved, to help ensure that incidents like this do not perpetuate in the future. Further details may emerge as authorities continue their search for the driver responsible for this accident.
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