GMC Yukon believed to have hit a parked car, left the scene

From The Trussville Tribune staff reports

TRUSSVILLE –Brandy Blake was working her shift at Ken’s BBQ in Trussville with her 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix parked in an employee parking lot directly behind the restaurant along Mary Munger Road. At some point while she was working, it was struck by another vehicle believed to be a GMC Yukon.

Brandy Blake found her car damaged when she finished her work at Ken’s BBQ in Trussville.
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The Trussville police are investigating the incident.

Blake said she believed the damage was done between 4 p.m. when she had taken her last break and 6 p.m. when her shift ended.

“I was working and someone hit it and ran;” Blake said. “No one saw anything. My husband did some research on the parts left at the scene, it was a GMC Yukon, from the numbers we researched.”

Blake’s husband, Craig Blake, collected parts left by the the vehicle that hit his wife’s car and checked the part numbers.

His research showed the parts came from a GMC Yukon, possible a 2007 to 2014 model. He passed that information on to Trussville investigators.

Parts left behind by the vehicle that did the damage are believed to have come from a GMC Yukon.
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“The Yukon would have front end damage, especially on the passenger side front corner,” Craig Blake said. “There will be a fog light missing.”

If you have any information regarding the incident, please call Trussville police at 655-2101.