‘It Makes Me Angry’: Michigan Woman Left Scene of Fatal Hit-and-Run Because She ‘Didn’t Think She Hit Him That Hard’; Arrest Made a Week Later Giving Outraged Family Relief

A 26-year-old man walking to McDonald’s was left for dead at an intersection after a hit-and-run near Flushing, Michigan. Thanks to the dogged detective work of Mount Morris Township Police, the suspect was tracked down and arrested in the parking lot of her employer, a local nursing home.

When Cheyenne White, 26, was taken into custody on June 14, she allegedly told police she didn’t stop or call authorities because she “didn’t think she hit him that hard.”

Sebastian Jacob Klein, who went by the name “Klein,” was discovered in the next day in the early morning of June 10 at the intersection of Elms Road and Kelly Road when a concerned citizen called 911.

When first responders arrived, Klein was still alive hours after being struck around 10:30 p.m. Though they immediately began providing emergency care, he ultimately died at the scene.

Police used a fingerprint scanner to identify him and informed his mother.

Local news stations reported on the mysterious death later that day, interviewing Klein’s father, Don Klein, and girlfriend, Mary Cross, who expressed shock that the driver didn’t stop and render any aid or even call 911.

“It just felt like the floor got ripped from underneath me like my life is, so it’s very changed now. It’ll be changed forever,” Cross told Mid-Michigan Now.

Source: ‘It Makes Me Angry’: Michigan Woman Left Scene of Fatal Hit-and-Run Because She ‘Didn’t Think She Hit Him That Hard’; Arrest Made a Week Later Giving Outraged Family Relief