Greenburgh Police, EMTs Respond To Accident Involving Pedestrian Hit By Car

GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- Greenburgh police responded to a report of a suspected hit-and-run accident involving a pedestrian on Monday.

Greenburgh police responded to an accident involving a pedestrian on Monday morning. The pedestrian declined medical treatment, and the motorist was not ticketed, police said.
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Jon Craig

02/29/2016 6:47 p.m.

Greenburgh Lt. Michael D'Alessio said, "After our investigation it was determined that there was no crime and the driver was located."

"The pedestrian was treated at scene and refused medical attention," said D'Alessio, who is commanding officer of Greenburgh's Special Investigation Unit.

The original call was to 180 E. Hartsdale Ave., where Emergency Medical Services personnel were summoned to treat a pedestrian with a knee injury.

The car involved initially was reported headed toward the Village of Scarsdale.

Police did not release any more details about the pedestrian or the motorist.

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