
Vancouver police are investigating incident that happened Thursday on Fourth Plain Blvd
A woman was found with life-threatening injuries Thursday evening in what police are describing as a hit and run.
The Vancouver Police Department responded to the incident at the 6700 block of E. Fourth Plain Blvd. Thursday evening. Upon arrival a female victim was found. She was transported to a local hospital.
The involved vehicle did not stop. The traffic unit will continue its investigation. Anyone with information regarding the incident is asked to call 911.
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