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Construction flagger hurt in Gresham hit-run dies
Construction flagger hurt in Gresham hit-run dies
Construction flagger hurt in Gresham hit-run dies

Published on: 09/01/2026

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FILE - Police are searching for the driver who hit a construction flagger in Gresham on Monday, Aug. 31, and fled.

A construction flagger injured in a Gresham hit-and-run crash early Monday has died, officials said.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/eastportland/2026/09/construction-flagger-hurt-in-gresham-hit-run-dies.html

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