Roberts, Idaho — Idaho State Police are asking for the public’s help today as they continue investigating a hit-and-run crash on Interstate 15 in eastern Idaho that left one vehicle damaged and the suspect driver unaccounted for.
According to Idaho State Police, the crash occurred at approximately 8:01 p.m. on December 16 (Monday) on I-15 near milepost 134, just outside Roberts, northeast of Idaho Falls in Bonneville County.
Investigators say the suspect vehicle is believed to be a white Ford pickup truck equipped with silver running boards, a black toolbox mounted in the truck bed, and a front push bar. The truck was displaying an Idaho license plate, possibly beginning with the characters “1J.” Police say the vehicle is expected to have visible damage to the passenger side as a result of the crash.
ISP is urging anyone who may have witnessed the incident, was traveling through the area at the time, or captured the crash on a dash camera to come forward. Even partial details, officials say, could help identify the driver involved.
The stretch of I-15 where the crash occurred is a heavily traveled corridor connecting Idaho Falls with surrounding eastern Idaho communities, particularly during evening hours. Authorities say hit-and-run investigations often rely on public tips to move cases forward.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Trooper Summers directly at 208-510-7376. Tips can also be directed to Idaho State Police headquarters in Meridian.
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