Based on evidence left at the scene, CCSO detectives are looking for a 2002-2005 Ford Escape SUV, or similar vehicle
VANCOUVER — Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) traffic detectives have identified a make and model of a suspect vehicle in the hit and run collision that took place on Tuesday. CCSO officials are asking for the public’s assistance in locating the vehicle involved in striking a pedestrian in the Felida area of Clark County and leaving the scene.
Based on evidence left at the scene, CCSO detectives are looking for a 2002-2005 Ford Escape SUV, or similar vehicle, with fresh passenger side damage, including missing a passenger side mirror. The collision likely occurred around 3 a.m. along a route that extends into the residential communities of Felida, Salmon Creek, and south Ridgefield.
If anyone locates a vehicle matching this description, the CCSO would ask that they contact 3-1-1 in Clark County (non-emergency line). The CCSO has provided a photo of a like vehicle (it is not necessarily the same color, just style).
The female struck in the collision continues to recover at an area hospital with significant injuries. She was identified as Debora A. Chillura, age 62. Chillura is from the Portland Metro Area, and was a transient at the time of the collision.
Information provided by Clark Co. Sheriff’s Office.
