Tempe police are looking for information after a woman was killed Thursday night while riding her bike. abc15
They say on Thursday night, around 9:45 p.m., she was near University Drive and Perry Lane when she was struck by a vehicle traveling northbound across that intersection.**Assistance Needed** pic.twitter.com/Siu8Vg0IZB
— Tempe Police August 27, 2022 The woman was taken to the hospital where she was pronounced dead from her injuries. Police describe the vehicle as a dark-colored, 1999-2002 Toyota 4Runner. They believe there will be damage to the front bumper of the vehicle, especially on the passenger side, along with severe damage to the front headlight.If you have any information, you are asked to call the Tempe Police Department at 480-350-8311.
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