Woman turns herself in after June hit-and-run

NORWALK. (WFSB) - A woman has turned herself in after a June hit-and-run that left the victim with serious, life-threatening injuries.

Carly Snyder, 21, of Monroe turned herself in on Wednesday to the Norwalk Police Department following an arrest warrant.

A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle near near the intersection of Main Street and Plymouth Avenue in Norwalk. After the collision, Snyder fled the scene and made no attempt to stop to help or check the victim’s condition. The Norwalk Police Department’s Accident Reconstruction Team assumed the investigation. Officers determined the vehicle was a Subaru Forester with damage to the front side.

With assistance from the public, investigators located the vehicle in Monroe and identified Snyder as the operator.

Snyder is charged for evading responsibility, assault, tampering with evidence, and failure to yield to a pedestrian. Her bond is set at $60,000, and she is scheduled to be in court Nov. 18.