Tragedy struck Fairfield Township as a 72-year-old woman lost her life in a hit-and-run crash on Thursday evening. Digna Merita Arribasplata was found unresponsive by Fairfield Township police on Tylersville Road near Exeter Avenue after they responded to a call around 9 p.m. Despite the efforts of first responders, Arribasplata could not be revived. According to a report by WLWT, authorities have identified the vehicle involved as a Kia Forte GT, likely a model from 2019 to 2024.
Investigators have been trying to clearly piece together evidence suggesting the whereabouts of the hit-and-run driver. The vehicle in question is said to have sustained damage to its front and possibly its side. In a statement obtained by FOX19, the Fairfield Township Police Department is calling on the public to report any sightings of the vehicle or any related information that might help in apprehending the perpetrator.
As the community reels from this unexpected loss, the search for justice continues. Fairfield Township police are rigorously investigating, hoping to piece together the events of the evening in question. They are urging anyone who might have witnessed the crash to step forward. As reported by WCPO, detailed descriptions of the damage to the suspect's car have been made public to aid in the search.
The Fairfield Township Police Department is making a concerted effort to encourage people who may have information to make it known. Individuals with any leads can contact the department directly or choose to remain anonymous by going through CrimeStoppers. The loss of Digna Merita Arribasplata has, without doubt, left a void in the Fairfield community, and the authorities hope to swiftly bring resolution to this case. For information on how to report tips, concerned citizens can find contact details on local Fairfield Township news sources.
