BEMIDJI, Minn. — Authorities say a driver wanted for a hit-and-run death in Beltrami County has surrendered to police.
Officials say the 58-year-old man admitted he was driving the car that struck and killed 25-year-old Christopher Lee Strong last week. His body was discovered by a newspaper carrier on a road near Bemidji last Wednesday.
Beltrami County emergency management director Bert Wernberg tells the Bemidji Pioneer (http://bit.ly/16f3wbd ) deputies seized a red Monte Carlo believed to be involved in the death.
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