Hit and run accident on US highway 169

Tuesday, June 17th 2003, 12:00 am

By: News On 6

One man is in recovering following an overnight hit and run. Tulsa Police say about 3 Tuesday morning the victim was traveling south just south of 56th North on Highway 169.

Officers say that's when a vehicle, which then quickly drove off, struck him. The man was thrown from the bike into the ditch and was treated for a broken ankle, police continue to investigate.

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