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Hit and Run accident on Winchester Road
On January 22, 2019 at approximately 5:30am, Warren County Sheriff’s Office and Warren County Fire and Rescue personnel responded to the area of Winchester Rd. and Fairground Rd. for a report of a hit and run accident involving a bicyclist. Deputy Stevens arrived and observed the male victim lying in the middle of the south bound lanes. The male was later identified as 39 year old Christopher Keesecker of Winchester, VA.
Fire and Rescue transported Keesecker to Winchester Medical Center for treatment of an apparent broken arm. Keesecker was traveling from Winchester to his place of employment located in Riverton Commons.
Keesecker was unable to provide any identifying suspect or suspect vehicle information. Anyone with information regarding this hit and run is asked to contact Deputy Stevens 540-635-4128.
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