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AdvertisementDMPD shares artist's sketch in hopes of identifying hit-and-run victimHide TranscriptShow TranscriptDES MOINES POLICE NEED YOUR HELP TO IDENTIFY A MAN WHO WAS KILLED IN A HIT-AND-RUN ON THANKSGIVING AS KCCI’S LAURA NICHOLS SHOWS US THEY RELEASED THIS SKETCH OF THE VICTIM IN THE HOPES THAT SOMEBODY CAN PUT A NAME TO HIS FACE. THIS IS AN ARTIST RENDERING OF THE MAN WHO DIED BACK ON NOVEMBER 26TH IN A HIT-AND-RUN CRASH. HE’S DESCRIBED AS A WHITE MAN IN HIS 60S FIVE FEET EIGHT AND 150 POUNDS.- WE STILL HAVE NOT IDENTIFIED LIMBO TROLL OF DES MOINES IS CHARGED WITH HIS DEATH POLICE SAY THEY’VE EXHAUSTED MANY EFFORTS TID THE MAN INCLUDING NEIGHBORHOOD CANVASSES AND FINGERPRINTING COVER OLD THOSE EFFORTS HAVE TURNED UP NOTHING HERE THAT WE NEEDED TO GET A PHOTOGRAPH OUT THERE. WE DIDN’T HAVE A PHOTOGRAPH THAT WAS ENOUGH FOR ONE THAT WE COULD SHARE WITH DIGNITY FOR THE VICTIM. SO WE WENT THIS ROUTE AND IT SEEMED TO WORK OUT REALLY WELL AT THIS POINT. THIS IS NEAR THE MISTAKEN FORTRESS HAD THEIR SECURITY CAMERAS ROLLING THAT NIGHT. WE WERE ALL VERY VERY SHOCKED. THIS IMAGE COMES FROM THE SURVEILLANCE VIDEO TAKEN JUST MOMENTS BEFORE THE COLLISION. THE MAN WAS NOT TOO FAR FROM THE CURB EVEN SO IT WAS JUST SO SAD TO KNOW THAT THAT MAN WAS TWO SECONDS AWAY FROM STEPPING ONTO THE CURB AND LOST HIS LIFE THAT EASY THE I WAS GOING PRETTY FAST. WE DIDN’T EVEN SEE HIM HIT HIS BRAKES AFTER HE HIT THE MAN. HE JUST KEPT GOING BUSY INTERSECTION SEES PLENTY OF PEDESTRIANS AND VEHICLES LIKE THINGS HAS A WORD OF ADVICE TO DRIVERS TRAVELING THROUGH THE AREA. JUST WATCH WHA YOU’RE DOING PAY ATTENTION. IT CAN SAVE SOMEBODY’S LIFE PORTING IN DES MOINES LAUREN JOHNSON, KCCI KCCI 8. I WAS NEWS LEADER. HERE IS ANOTHER LOOK AT THE POLICE SKETCH OF THE VICTIM AGAIN. HE IS A WHITE MALE. HE’S BELIEVED TO BE ABOUT 60 YEARS OLD 5 FEET 8 INCHES TALL WEIGHING 150 POUNDS. HE HAS NO DISTINGUISHING SCARS MARKS OR TATTOOS IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON WHO HE MAY BE CALLED DES MOINES POLICE. THAT NUMBER IS ON YOUR SCREEN. IT’S FIVE ONE FAdvertisementDMPD shares artist's sketch in hopes of identifying hit-and-run victimDes Moines police asked for assistance from the public on Monday in identifying a man hit and killed by a driver on Thanksgiving. The crash occurred around 9:12 p.m. on Nov. 26 at the intersection of Southeast 14th Street and Watrous AvenueAuthorities distributed an artist’s rendering of the victim, who is described as 5-foot-8-inch tall white man around 60 years old weighing 150 pounds "We still have not identified him,” Des Moines police Sgt. Paul Parizek said. According to Parizek, investigators have exhausted many efforts to identify the man, including neighborhood canvasses and fingerprinting."We knew we needed to get a photograph out there,” he said. “We didn't have a photograph that was compassionate enough, one that we could share that would have dignity for the victim, so we went this route. It's seemed to work out well at this point."Businesses near the scene of the crash are still shaken. The Subway located near SE 14th and Watrous had its security cameras rolling when the crash occurred."The man had not been too far from the curb even,” Subway employee Makenzie Finks said. “So, it was so sad to know that man was two seconds from stepping onto the curb and lost his life that easy. The driver was going pretty fast. We didn't even see him hit his brakes after he hit the man. he just kept going."Des Moines police arrested and charged Des Moines resident Lim Bol Choul in connection with the hit-and-run crash.Finks shared a word of advice to drivers traveling through the area, which sees plenty of pedestrians and vehicles alike."Just watch what you're doing, be careful (and) pay attention,” Finks said. “Don't speed. It can save somebody's life."Anyone with information regarding the identity of the crash victim is asked to contact the Des Moines Police Department at 515-283-4811.Des Moines police asked for assistance from the public on Monday in identifying a man hit and killed by a driver on Thanksgiving. The crash occurred around 9:12 p.m. on Nov. 26 at the intersection of Southeast 14th Street and Watrous AvenueAdvertisementAuthorities distributed an artist’s rendering of the victim, who is described as 5-foot-8-inch tall white man around 60 years old weighing 150 pounds "We still have not identified him,” Des Moines police Sgt. Paul Parizek said. According to Parizek, investigators have exhausted many efforts to identify the man, including neighborhood canvasses and fingerprinting."We knew we needed to get a photograph out there,” he said. “We didn't have a photograph that was compassionate enough, one that we could share that would have dignity for the victim, so we went this route. It's seemed to work out well at this point."Businesses near the scene of the crash are still shaken. The Subway located near SE 14th and Watrous had its security cameras rolling when the crash occurred."The man had not been too far from the curb even,” Subway employee Makenzie Finks said. “So, it was so sad to know that man was two seconds from stepping onto the curb and lost his life that easy. The driver was going pretty fast. We didn't even see him hit his brakes after he hit the man. he just kept going."Des Moines police arrested and charged Des Moines resident Lim Bol Choul in connection with the hit-and-run crash.Finks shared a word of advice to drivers traveling through the area, which sees plenty of pedestrians and vehicles alike."Just watch what you're doing, be careful (and) pay attention,” Finks said. “Don't speed. It can save somebody's life."Anyone with information regarding the identity of the crash victim is asked to contact the Des Moines Police Department at 515-283-4811.Loading more articles...

AdvertisementDMPD shares artist's sketch in hopes of identifying hit-and-run victimHide TranscriptShow TranscriptDES MOINES POLICE NEED YOUR HELP TO IDENTIFY A MAN WHO WAS KILLED IN A HIT-AND-RUN ON THANKSGIVING AS KCCI’S LAURA NICHOLS SHOWS US THEY RELEASED THIS SKETCH OF THE VICTIM IN THE HOPES THAT SOMEBODY CAN PUT A NAME TO HIS FACE. THIS IS AN ARTIST RENDERING OF THE MAN WHO DIED BACK ON NOVEMBER 26TH IN A HIT-AND-RUN CRASH. HE’S DESCRIBED AS A WHITE MAN IN HIS 60S FIVE FEET EIGHT AND 150 POUNDS.- WE STILL HAVE NOT IDENTIFIED LIMBO TROLL OF DES MOINES IS CHARGED WITH HIS DEATH POLICE...

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