Ada police seek assistance to ID this vehicle
The Ada Police Department seeks assistance from the public to identify a vehicle involved in a hit and run at the Liberty National Bank, according to Michael Harnishfeger, Ada police chief.
"Our officers would like to speak with the owner-driver of this vehicle. The vehicle would have substantial damage to the front passenger side of the vehicle," said Harnishfeger.
"As always, we appreciate your assistance and look forward to receiving information on who the owner/driver is," he continued.
Call the Ada Police Department at 419-634-0010 or leave a SAFER (Seeking Aid From Every Resident) Tip from the Ada police department website at www.adapd.org.
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