Nicole Bosco Hit-and-Run Arrest (Part 2) - Police Response and Investigation

This is Part 2 of the Nicole Bosco hit-and-run incident from October 25, 2022. Nicole Bosco (age 25) was arrested on Canterbury Court in Evesham Township, NJ after allegedly fleeing the scene of a motor vehicle accident resulting in bodily injury. She was subsequently brought to the hospital for a Certificate of Blood Withdrawal before being transported to police headquarters for processing. After processing, she was released to her father and boyfriend.

This part includes the initial police response, along with the police investigation leading to the apprehension and arrest of Nicole Bosco. After her apprehension and arrest, you can see the subsequent documentation on of the alleged crime scene, along with police interviews involving her parents.

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Press Release from October 26, 2022:

On October 25, 2022 at 12:40 PM, the Evesham Police Department responded to the area of Kings Grants Drive and East Coventry Circle for a report of a pedestrian who was struck by a vehicle. It was also reported that the driver of the vehicle had fled the scene. Upon the first officer’s arrival, the pedestrian, who was later identified as a 51-year-old male and Marlton resident, was located unconscious in the shoulder of the roadway with critical injuries. The pedestrian was quickly transported to Cooper Hospital by Evesham Fire-Rescue for treatment.

During the on scene investigation, officers located a vehicle hood emblem from a Nissan. Additional officers immediately began checking the area for a Nissan with body damage that could have been attributed to a recent motor vehicle collision. During the check, an officer located a black Nissan with a shattered windshield, consistent with a pedestrian motor vehicle collision, on the unit block of Canterbury Court. The officers then canvassed the immediate area and were able to locate video footage showing the driver parking and exiting the vehicle shortly after the motor vehicle collision.

Officers then checked the area on foot and located the driver, Nicole Bosco, nearby on Canterbury Court. Bosco was arrested on scene for Knowingly Leaving Scene of Motor Vehicle Accident Resulting in Serious Bodily Injury and for Driving While Intoxicated. Bosco was released on her own recognizance with a mandatory court date.

As of this press release, the pedestrian is listed in stable condition.

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