RCMP in southern Alberta seek suspect after runner hit by car and left in ditch

Mounties in southern Alberta are seeking information from the public to help them find a hit-and-run suspect after a runner was hit by a vehicle late last month.

Raymond RCMP said the victim was out running when he was struck from behind by a car on Township Road 64A near Stirling, Alta., on July 31, at 10 p.m.

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In a news release issued Tuesday, RCMP said another driver saw the collision and helped the victim — who ended up in a ditch — and called 911.

The victim was transported to hospital where he was treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

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The make and model of the suspect’s car is unknown, but police said the sedan will likely have damage to the front passenger side of the car and/or side mirror.

Anyone with information regarding this hit and run is asked to contact Raymond RCMP at 403-752-4747 or Crime Stoppers.

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