Windsor police investigating after elderly man fatally struck in hit-and-run

Police say the incident happened at about 7 a.m.

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Caption: Police remain at the scene of the incident. (Dale Molnar/CBC)

An elderly man has died following an early morning car collision in Windsor, say police.
According to the Windsor Police Service's major crimes unit, the man was fatally struck in a hit-and-run incident.
At 7:27 a.m. Friday, police tweeted that Elliott Street West between Bruce Avenue and Janette Avenue and part of Janette Avenue was closed while police were investigating the incident.

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Caption: Evidence markers lay on the street where the pedestrian was struck. (Dale Molnar/CBC)

Four hours later, police updated the Twitter post, adding that a man had been found with life-threatening injuries and was transported to hospital.
Police confirmed to CBC News the man was elderly and had been fatally struck.
Grocery bags and a cart could be seen strewn onto the road where the incident happened.
In a tweet, police asked residents in the area to check their surveillance cameras for any footage of the incident.

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