Police in South St. Paul are investigating an apparent hit-and-run Saturday evening.
South St. Paul police officers arrived at Concord Street, south of Richmond Street, about 6:30 p.m. Saturday in response to a call and found a man lying in the street, "suffering from significant injuries consistent with being struck [by] a motor vehicle, which was no longer on scene," according to a news release.
The victim was taken to a hospital. Police had no information about his condition as of Saturday night.
Police are seeking any information about the incident.
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