Houston police said the driver of the 2011 Ford Expedition hadn't been caught as of Tuesday afternoon.
The driver of the SUV hadn't been caught as of Tuesday afternoon. Investigators said they have surveillance video and witness accounts that show them what happened."We do have the license plate. We do have good witnesses of who the driver is, so the recommendation here is to go ahead and turn yourself in because we know who you are. We have witnesses who can put you here and can identify you,"while trying to get around it.
People in the area rushed to his aid, but he was pronounced dead while on the way to an area hospital."I’m very, very proud of the community that came to his aid, that ran and also tried to stop the driver from leaving. The driver still left the scene but it has to be commended that the people in the community tried to help the driver, the postal worker,"
Investigators said they went to the house where the vehicle was registered, but the person living there said the SUV had been stolen."The Postal Service is deeply saddened by the loss of life suffered today involving an Oak Forest Post Office Letter Carrier. Our thoughts are with his family, friends and colleagues at this time."
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