Police in Pennsylvania Say They Found Hit and Run Suspect Using Google Earth

Arrested him

Reason Staff | 10.22.2013 2:10 PM

A man is in custody in connection with a hit-and-run that left a man critically injured in Harmar Township Friday,

According to police, the accident happened around 7:15 a.m. near the intersection of Route 910 and Freeport Road.

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Scarecrow Repair 12 years ago

This implies Google Earth has real time imagery, or they got extremely lucky to have fresh imagery taken in that very short time window. I wonder what the real story is.

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Police in Pennsylvania Say They Found Hit and Run Suspect Using Google Earth

Arrested him

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