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2 Men Seriously Hurt In Quincy Hit-And-Run

QUINCY (CBS) – Two people were seriously hurt in a hit-and-run in Quincy early Friday morning.

Police say the two men, ages 28 and 45, were struck by a dark pickup truck at the intersection of Hancock Street and Walter J. Hannon Parkway around 1 a.m.

WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Mark Katic reports

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"What is troubling is, the pickup driver never stopped," Quincy Police Captain John Dougan told WBZ-TV.

"According to witnesses, there is no way the operator did not know that he struck somebody."

The younger man was taken to Quincy Medical Center but transferred to Tufts due to the severity of his injuries. The older victim was taken to Boston Medical Center with life-threatening injuries.

Police have not released their names yet.

Investigators are collecting video from nearby surveillance cameras and are asking area body shops to let them know if a dark colored pick up truck comes in with heavy front end damage.

"We would like to really get this person. We have two people that are injured very seriously," said Dougan.

"This is not a very honorable person."

Anyone with information should call Quincy police at (617) 479-1212.

WBZ-TV's Bree Sison contributed to this report.

You can follow her on Twitter @BreeSison.

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