The Uxbridge Police Department is seeking assistance from the public in tracking down a white Ford Superduty pickup truck involved in a chaotic hit-and-run incident Sunday night. The suspect vehicle, which inflicted significant damage upon a parked car and a house on Linwood Street, is also responsible for causing a gas emergency before fleeing the scene. The accident, which occurred around 10 p.m., left residents in distress and authorities scrambling to ensure safety.

According to a report by Boston 25 News, the truck is expected to have "substantial front end and right side damage." In the aftermath, Uxbridge officials are appealing to anyone who might possess information about the white pickup or, the incident to get in touch. The authorities are particularly interested in locating the individual responsible for what could have escalated into a major disaster, given the resulting gas emergency.

Indeed, the local enforcement unit has urged witnesses or those with relevant information to make a decisive contribution to their investigative efforts. "If anyone has information on this vehicle or the incident that took place please contact Officer Andrew Dewolfe at [email protected]," as stated in an announcement released by the department and reported by Boston 25 News.

Separately, WLNE ABC6 has offered an alternative avenue for community members to reach out, listing the Uxbridge Police Department's contact number (508) 278-7755. The prompt action by Uxbridge residents could be instrumental in bringing the driver of the white Ford super-duty pickup truck to account, potentially averting future harm and, aiding in delivering justice for the unanticipated Sunday night upheaval.