Cinnaminson Business Owner Looking for Hit-and-Run Driver

confirmed a hit-and-run motor vehicle accident that crushed the front gate of , yet the driver responsible is still at-large.

At 10:41 a.m., Feb. 18, surveillance video at the Union Landing Road contracting company captured a white pickup truck slamming into the locked front gate.

“It drug across the whole front end and smashed the windshield,” said Bob Wallace, Tri-Boro Paving owner.

Wallace is offering a $500 cash reward for information leading to the identification of the vehicle and owner.

“I couldn’t make out the license plate,” Wallace said after watching the surveillance video. “But you can see most of the damage to the truck.”

Wallace believes the vehicle to be a late-'90s to mid-2000s white, GMC pickup truck with lower body detailing and a black vinyl cover on the truck’s bed.

Video also showed the truck was stuck for 12 to 14 minutes before the driver was able to dislodge the gate from the truck.

“He just plowed right through it,” Wallace said.

Fliers with stills from the video have been making their way around the township and beyond. Wallace is dropping them off at auto body shops especially.

“The way we got it figured is the guy is sitting on the truck (for repair) somewhere,” Wallace said. “He’s gotta come out sooner or later.”

Tri-Boro Paving has been in Cinnaminson for more than 60 years. The recently installed gate is valued at around $5,000, Wallace said.

“We’re just ticked off,” Wallace said.

Anybody with information for Wallace can call 609-330-0200 or 856-829-0436.

Cinnaminson Police said they are still waiting on their own surveillance video copy from Wallace.