It has been determined that the person who passed away as a result of the incident was a resident of the city of Liverpool named Madison Faltisco, who was 22 years old at the time of her death. The autopsy results have been made public. The person who is believed to have been behind the wheel of the vehicle that was involved in the collision is the person who is being detained by the authorities at the hospital. There is a possibility that charges will be brought against you.
After committing the hit-and-run, the suspect was allegedly involved in another accident, which led to him being sent to the hospital for medical treatment. This information was provided by the police. Currently, there is a continual process of toxicity testing being carried out. Her age and name are now being kept a secret from the general public for reasons that are unknown at this time.
The property may be found on Route 57, not too far from Wetzel Road, and is within close proximity to Bryant & Stratton College. This location is where everything happens. According to the sheriff’s office, which stated that it was the recipient of the call, it was received on Friday morning about five o’clock. Tom Newton, the Public Information Officer, stated that they are still in the early phases of the investigation and that they do not have any information on the car that impacted the victim at this time.
He also mentioned that they do not have any information on when the investigation will be completed. He asserted that at this time they do not possess any information regarding the vehicle in question.CLAY, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) – We are keeping up with the most recent breaking news coming out of the Town of Clay here at this location.
It is strongly recommended that people stay away from the nearby area since Route 57 is closed between Wetzel Road and Rosewood Place in both directions. This closure is between Rosewood Place and Wetzel Road. This is a developing story; make sure to check back here for more information as it becomes available as it develops.
