The crash claimed the life of Jodie Cannon, 17, of Longville.
Louisiana State Police Troop D began investigating a hit-and-run crash Sunday morning involving a pedestrian on U.S. 171 near A.D. Hodges Road. Investigators said Cannon was in the right southbound lane of U.S. 171 when he was hit by a vehicle.
After the collision, the driver drove away. Cannon died at the scene.
Troopers and detectives with the Louisiana State Police Sulphur Field Office have followed up on numerous leads since the crash, officials said. A potential vehicle and driver involved were identified, though further forensic analysis is pending.
Anyone with information on this crash is encouraged to contact Troop D at 337-491-2511. To report anonymously, visit the LA Safe website and click on the “Suspicious Activity” link.
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