⬛21-year-old NJ woman struck, killed by car

⬛ Police search for silver Infinity with damage

⬛Millville woman wanted for questioning


MILLVILLE — Police have asked for the public’s help in tracking down a car and a city resident after a 21-year-old woman was struck and killed late Monday night.

Around 1:39 a.m. Tuesday, city police responded to a call from the area of Glenside Road, where they found the body of Caroline Bump.

Millville hit and run death investigation (Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office, Google Maps)
Millville hit and run death investigation (Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office, Google Maps)
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Surveillance video from the neighborhood shows that Bump had been hit at 11:11 p.m. and was found by a passing motorist more than two hours later, officials said.

Investigators with the Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office Major Crimes Unit were searching for a 2003 Silver Infinity G35, with New Jersey license plate E41RLB.

Millville hit and run death investigation (Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office, Google Maps)
Silver Infiniti G35 sought by police ( Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office)
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It was believed the driver’s side headlight, windshield and front bumper had suffered damages.

Police were also interested in speaking with 22-year-old Breanna Rowley, of Vineland.

Millville hit and run death investigation (Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office, Google Maps)
stock photo 2003 Silver Infinity G35 Model Silver (Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office)
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Anyone with potential information, including location of the vehicle or of Rowley can contact Detective Christopher Johnson of the Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office at 609-579-1431.

Tips can also be submitted anonymously at CCPO.TIPS.

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