Troopers Looking for "Vehicle of Interest" in Fatal Hit and Run

By: Russell Bradley | News Channel 7
Published: September 05, 2009

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The South Carolina Highway Patrol is looking for the driver involved in a hit-and-run on August 14th that left one person dead. Cameron Steven Brock, 20, of Westminster was walking on Highway 76 between Coffee Road and Horseshoe Bridge Road at about 10:40 p.m on the 14th, when he was hit by a car headed in the same direction.

The Highway Patrol said a "vehicle of interest" was last seen traveling westbound on US 76 and may have made a left turn onto Horseshoe Bridge Road. The vehicle has been identified as a possible off-white or silver-colored Toyota or Honda sedan.

Anyone with information should call the South Carolina Highway Patrol at 864-241-1000, 864-260-2200, or 800-768-1503.

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