Live-in caregiver, 60, killed in Vaughan hit-and-run, driver urged to turn themselves in
A 60-year-old woman from Richmond Hill has been identified as the victim in a Vaughan hit-and-run as York police urge the driver involved to turn themselves in. The woman, who police say was a live-in caregiver on her way to work, got off a bus at Pine Valley Drive and Major Mackenzie around 8:30 p.m. […]
A 60-year-old woman, who worked as a live-in caregiver, died in Vaughan after being struck by a vehicle during a hit-and-run incident. The unfortunate event occurred on Sunday evening around 8:30 p.m. when she exited a bus at Pine Valley Drive and Major Mackenzie. She was walking on the northbound shoulder of Pine Valley Drive when the incident took place.
The driver responsible fled the scene, leaving the woman with severe injuries. Her lifeless body was discovered by a passerby on Tuesday afternoon just before 3 p.m., after a 48-hour delay, due to the area's relative isolation. Police have not disclosed her name, stating she had not been reported missing. Chief among their requests is for the driver to come forward, pointing out that the injuries suggest the driver would have been aware of the collision.
They have also called on auto repair shops to be vigilant for a vehicle showing signs of damage consistent with hitting a pedestrian. Anyone with relevant information, including dashcam footage, is urged to come forward to police or Crime Stoppers.
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