The driver of a hit-and-run that resulted in the death of a man in the downtown area of Milwaukee early on the morning of August 11, is still being sought by the police, but they now have a better idea of the car they are seeking.
We are seeking for a black BMW car with front-end damage, according to the Milwaukee Police Department. Although the police spent the day gathering surveillance footage and following up on leads, they are not yet going to share the information with the public.
According to Jack Van Dyke, he will always be cautious when he walks down Water Street because there is no crime scene or a large crowd on the weekends.
According to Van Dyke, “It’s typically pretty tame and pretty calm overall.” “I try to avoid putting my faith on drivers. Whenever I am at a crosswalk or a stoplight, I will make sure to glance in both directions multiple times before turning.
A hit-and-run accident occurred early on Sunday morning, and this is one of the reasons he had this to say about it.
“I’m not too surprised, just from what I’ve seen happen here and seeing what happens here on the news on the weekends,” said Van Dyke in an interview.
Martin Robinson, 32 years old, was killed in the collision.