Hillsborough County, FL (July 3, 2018) – Hillsborough County police were called after a woman fell out of a vehicle on Monday afternoon and was left in the street with injuries. The woman was carried back to the vehicle before they drove off with her, but now deputies are searching for those responsible in the incident.
Police are piecing together the case to find out who fell out of the vehicle and learn more about why and how it occurred. They are also trying to identify the man who picked her up and put her back into the SUV. The police have since found the vehicle responsible in the incident.
It all took place around 4:00 on Monday in the middle of the intersection of East 131st Avenue. A surveillance video showed that cars were driving by at the intersection and pedestrians were walking around. Suddenly, an SUV drove through the intersection and the woman fell out of the vehicle.
She seemed to be injured and was unconscious in the video. The driver stopped, walked back to her, picked her up, and put her in the SUV. Many people were nearby at the scene of the accident.
Police are now searching for more information.
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