Police: 2nd pedestrian dies from injuries suffered in Holtsville hit-and-run
Police say Ryan Walker and Robert Kehlenbeck were working on a truck outside of Walker's home on Express Drive South on Wednesday when they were hit.
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May 14, 2022, 10:03 PM
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Updated 997 days ago
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yesterdayThe second pedestrian who was struck in a Holtsville hit-and-run has died.
Police say Ryan Walker and Robert Kehlenbeck were working on a truck outside of Walker's home on Express Drive South on Wednesday when they were hit.
Walker was pronounced dead at the hospital. Kehlenbeck, at the time, suffered serious injuries.
The hit-and-run driver has still not been found.
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