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On the above date and time, reporting Officer and Officer Bolin were dispatched to the blue lot to take a hit and run report. Upon our arrival we spoke to Lois ALMONEY and she stated that she wittnessed a blue Honda Accord pulling into a parking spot and striking a White Toyota Sienna that was already parked. ALMONEY stated that the young girl, with longer blonde hair, exited her vehicle and looked at the van, and acutually tried wiping of the scrape marks. She also stated that this female did not leave a note on the vehicle and just went inside the hospital through the patient discharge doors. ALMONEY stated that she also took a photo of the vehicles parked next to each other. Reporting Officer obtained all of ALMONEY's information

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