Photo of truck involved in hit and run that injured woman released by Calgary police

Calgary police have released a photo of a truck believed to be involved in a hit and run in July that seriously injured a woman.

The crash happened in the Inglewood-Ramsay area at around 4 p.m. on Friday, July 26.

Police said the victim was walking her dog through the north end of a parking lot near Pearce Island Estate when she was hit by a truck that turned the corner.

“It is believed the driver of the truck then quickly left the parking lot, driving over a curb and hitting a metal gate on the way out,” The Calgary Police Service said in a Thursday news release.

“The woman was transported to hospital in serious condition and the driver did not return to the scene.”

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Police said the dog ran off but was recovered shortly afterward.

The truck is described as a white, newer-model Toyota Tacoma quad cab with tinted windows, lifted suspension, black rims, a black bumper and tinted headlight covers.

Anyone with information is asked to call the CPS traffic section at 403-567-4000, the Calgary Police Service non-emergency line at 403-266-1234 or to Crime Stoppers.