Milwaukee Police Seek Driver After Pedestrian Killed In Hit-And-Run

MILWAUKEE, Wis. — Authorities are searching for the driver of a 2008 GMC pickup truck after a pedestrian was struck and killed Sunday afternoon near South 35th Street and West Greenfield Avenue.

Deadly Collision And Suspect Vehicle

Milwaukee police said the truck, bearing an Iowa plate number PZP172, hit the victim before fleeing the scene. The pedestrian died from their injuries, and officials have not yet released their identity.

The vehicle was last seen heading toward South 35th Street and West National Avenue, and investigators believe it may have front-end damage to the hood or grille.

Ongoing Investigation And Public Appeal

Police continue to canvass the area for leads while urging the public to come forward with any information about the truck or its driver.

Anyone with knowledge of the incident is asked to call the Milwaukee Police Department at 414-935-7360.

Community Safety Concerns

The deadly hit-and-run has reignited concerns about pedestrian safety in Milwaukee, where residents and local leaders have called for stronger traffic enforcement and infrastructure improvements. Tragic crashes like this underscore the need for both accountability and public vigilance on city streets.

As the investigation continues, officials hope public assistance will help bring closure for the victim’s family and lead to the arrest of the driver involved. For ongoing updates on community safety and local news, visit ChicagoMusicGuide.com.