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Police: Woman took money from man who was fatally struck by vehicle in Berks County

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The Exeter Police Department shared photos of a woman who they say picked up money that belonged to a man who was fatally struck by a car. EXETER TWP, Pa. - Authorities in Pennsylvania are searching for a woman who is believed to have taken money from a person who was fatally struck by a car on Saturday night.

Officers from the Exeter Police Department in Berks County were called to the 4100 block of Perkiomen Avenue for reports of a motor vehicle accident.

According to police, it's believed the crash happened when a man with a lockbox full of money accidentally placed it on the roof of his car and started driving away.

The money scattered across the roadway, which police say caused the man to stop his car in the street and collect the windblown cash.As he was doing so, investigators believe he was hit and killed by another vehicle driving down the dark street.

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