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SEE Anything? Teaneck Man, 28, Killed In Hit-Run Outside Teterboro Walmart

UPDATE: A Lodi man was charged Tuesday (Feb. 20) in connection with the hit-and-run death of 28-year-old Teaneck man as he crossed Route 46 near the Teterboro Walmart last month.

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Photo Credit: Lisa Bayer

Brandon Bialek, 32, was booked into the Bergen County Jail on charges of knowingly leaving the scene of a crash resulting in death and hindering his apprehension by suppressing evidence. He remained there pending a detention hearing.

Bialek, a twin whose Facebook profile lists him as a lab aide at the Bergen County Utilities Authority, is listed on his MyLife page as owning a 2013 Ford Focus -- the model of car that authorities said struck and killed Brian Rossi at 5:50 a.m. Jan. 5 near Industrial Avenue.

Another motorist showed up in another vehicle and picked up the Ford driver soon after, prosecutors said. READ MORE....

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ORIGINAL STORY:

TETERBORO, N.J. -- Authorities turned to the public for help Friday finding the drivers of more than one vehicle that struck and killed a 28-year-old Teaneck man as he crossed Route 46 near the Teterboro Walmart.

Brian Rossi was pronounced dead at the scene of the 5:50 a.m. crash near Industrial Avenue, Bergen County Prosecutor Gurbir S. Grewal said.

"Evidence at the scene indicates that the victim was struck by more than one vehicle, all of which fled the scene traveling eastbound on Route 46," Grewal said.

Anyone with information that could help find the vehicles and/or drivers is asked to call the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office Fatal Accident Investigation Unit at (201) 226-5595 , or Moonachie police at (201) 641-9100.

"All calls will remain confidential," the prosecutor said.

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