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Man dies after hit-and-run near Maine, New Hampshire line

Man dies after hit-and-run near Maine, New Hampshire line

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Police say a man was walking toward Fryeburg when he was struck and killed in a hit-and-run in neighboring Conway, New Hampshire.

According to WMTW, officers from both the Conway and Fryeburg police departments responded to the scene on East Main St. over the weekend.

The victim was already dead when they arrived.

He was identified as 59-year-old Raymond Bryant of Center Conway, NH.

Police say they were first able to identify the vehicle involved in the accident and then they were able to identify the driver.

The name of that individual was not immediately released.

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