Female pedestrian in critical condition to St.
“She opens and closes her eyes, and we only hope for the best,” Sari said.
The police in St. Paul said the driver hit Edwards as she was walking down 800 Rice Street at about 8:30 p.m. Carolyn Edwards told investigators the driver who hit her stopped her, checked her and then drove away.
‘You get in the car again and then drive? That’s ridiculous, ‘said Sari Edwards.
Police believe the vehicle that hit her is a silver Dodge caravan. The windshield of the vehicle was damaged on the driver’s side. In addition, there are clear rust marks and a damaged buffer from the accident.
“It’s been thirty days, it’s a whole month, how do you sleep even at night? I do not want anyone bad, but I said it, yes, I did it, I hope he is tormented every night, said Sari.
The 57-year-old St. Grandma Paul remains in a coma after being hit by a hit-and-run driver. Suspect remains at large
Sari said she calls her mother two to three times every day, but visiting COVID-19 is not the same.
“We continue to pray that while she is in this coma, God will restore everything that needs to be restored,” Sari said.
While Sari and her family wait for answers, they are confident that her mother will recover completely and that they will get the right they deserve.
“You wake up every day knowing you did, just give yourself up,” Sari said.
If you know anything about this investigation, you are asked to contact the St. Call Paul Police at 651-266-5959. And if you want to help the family, a GoFundMe has been set up to cover Carolyn’s medical expenses.