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Baltimore Hit and Run Tragically Kills Hopkins Student
Tragically, a twenty-year old student at Johns Hopkins University was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver in Baltimore's Charles Village on Friday October 16, 2009.The vehicle which struck her was reported to be a white Ford F-250 pick-up truck with Maryland license tag 94W 412.
AAA of the Mid-Atlantic has been focusing on the increase of such hit-and-run deaths in Maryland, the District of Columbia and Virginia.
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