KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — UPDATE 3 PM MONDAY: The vehicle that struck four people last month in a hit-and-run in the Old City has been found, according to the Knoxville Police Department.
No arrest has been made, however. Nor has anyone been charged, according to KPD spokesman Scott Erland.
"The investigation is proceeding and we are continuing to interview all potential suspects, witnesses and victims," Erland told 10News.
KPD is not saying how it found the vehicle, which earlier was described as an Infiniti or Mazda.
The department's investigative file has been forwarded to the Knox County District Attorney General's Office for review, Erland said, and "We cannot comment any further on the case."
A driver struck the four early Feb. 23. Two people suffered serious injuries and two suffered minor injuries.
The driver then fled in what appeared to be a black Infiniti or Mazda. Witnesses described him as being in his 20s and wearing a bright orange shirt.
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Officers said a witness reported a fight started in a downtown parking lot.
A man with dreads in his 20s, wearing a bright orange shirt, drove off in a black Infinity or Mazda hitting four people and several parked cars, according to KPD.
KPD said two people are seriously injured and two people received minor injuries.
Knoxville resident Anthony Mency, 39, was seriously injured and may have “possible dismemberment of his left leg” after his leg was pinched between the bumper of one of the cars and a brick wall, according to the crash report. He was transported to UT Medical Center.
Powell resident Ashley Brumbalough, 30, was seriously injured with “at least a broken leg," according to the crash report. She was taken to UT Medical Center.
Corryton resident Tiffany Beets, 25, and Knoxville resident Whitney Jackson, 25, both had minor injuries and were not taken to the hospital, according to the crash report.
The suspect got out of his car again and started fighting with several unknown people, according to KPD.
The two people seriously injured were taken to UT Medical Center for treatment, KPD said.
If anyone may have witnessed the incident or can provide any further information, KPD said to call the KPD Crime and Drug Hotline at 865-215-7212.
This is a developing story. 10News will update it with any new information.