Man charged with hit-and-run in crash that badly injured pedestrian
Seedy Drammeh, 24, who called police about 12 hours after the incident, told police that his windshield was shattered by what he thought was a rock, but he continued driving after initially stopping and not seeing anything, according to a criminal complaint filed in
But when police later found his car at a local auto body shop, its hood was crumpled, the windshield was shattered and there was apparent blood and hair on the windshield and on the trunk of the car, the complaint states.
Drammeh was ordered released on a signature bond after appearing in court Thursday.
According to the complaint:
Police were called about
A witness told police that he was walking home when he saw a car headed east on
On Sunday afternoon, Drammeh called police to the parking lot of
Drammeh told police that as he was driving his windshield was shattered by what he thought was a rock. He said he stopped about two blocks east on
Drammeh said that before the crash he had been at a bar Downtown, but could not name the bar and said he didn't drink any alcohol. He said he noticed the damage to his car when he got home but because he doesn't have auto insurance he did not plan to report the crash to police. He told police where he had left his car to be repaired, and police found it heavily damaged there.
Doctors at
Police have said her injuries were not considered life-threatening.
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