The driver who struck and killed a young lady in October as she endeavored to go across the road is being looked for by police.

Criminal investigators trust that reconnaissance film from the region and a sizable award will energize somebody with the information to approach.

On October 1, a lady, age 21, was endeavoring to go across the road close to Robbins and Ditman in the Wissinoming neighborhood of Philadelphia. Around two AM.

“Her name was Octavia Aaron; she was 21 years of age. She was going across the road at Robbins when she was hit by a vehicle that left the scene,” said Santo Montecalvo of the Residents Wrongdoing Commission. Observational photographs from the period portray a white SUV that may be a GMC or Chevrolet.

“The vehicle ought to have harm to the front guard, grille, and hood region.”

Aaron lapsed there and afterward. As indicated by her family, she would accept her non-intrusive treatment degree from school.

Detectives hope surveillance video from the scene and a big reward will bring someone forward who has information.

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“Sweet, truly cherishing, she just made a big difference to us. She was an amazing young woman.

It’s been painful, incredibly, truly hard. This isn’t something that you at any point envision or that you need any other person to go through,” Cuenca Aaron, her auntie, remarked.

“Anybody who knows or saw this mishap, kindly reach out to the Wrongdoing Commission or Philadelphia Police Division. There’s a $20,000 compensation for data and the capture and conviction,” said Montecalvo. Dial 215-546-TIPS to report a wrongdoing to the Residents Wrongdoing Commission. All calls will be kept classified.

As per Montecalvo, “She had a long and promising life to look forward to, and the guardians would like a conclusion to this case.”

Police are searching for the driver who hit and killed a young lady going across the road in October.