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Source: Oakdale Leader

Police are looking for this gold-colored SUV in connection with a fatal hit and run accident that occurred Thursday night, Nov. 12 in the Cost Less Shopping Center along North Yosemite Avenue in Oakdale. Photo Courtesy Oakdale Police Department Oakdale Police are investigating a fatal hit and run that occurred Thursday evening, Nov. 12 and are looking for a suspect vehicle in connection with the incident.According to police, they received a call from employees of Dutch Bros Coffee just before 7:20 a.m. Friday, Nov. 13 after the discovery of an unresponsive individual near their business in the shopping center in the 800 block of North Yosemite Avenue.Officers responding to the location found a deceased adult male on scene. Following an investigation, detectives believe the victim was struck by a vehicle in a fatal hit and run collision.

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