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WILKES-BARRE &mdash; A crash directly outside of the Times Leader turned into a hit-and-run in front of numerous witnesses, including reporters.
				The accident occurred just after 3 p.m. on Thursday, in which two cars collided at the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Market Street. A blue vehicle came to a stop further down the block near Penn Place, while a silver vehicle stopped with significant damage in the middle of the intersection.
				The driver of the silver vehicle appeared to be unconscious for a moment, but suddenly jumped into a black Ford F-150 that was passing by before driving away, abandoning the silver car in the process. It&rsquo;s unclear if the drivers of the two vehicles knew each other before the incident.
				Wilkes-Barre Police are currently on-scene investigating. It&rsquo;s unclear if anyone was seriously injured in the accident. We will update this story as new information becomes available.

Driver flees WB crash in front of numerous witnesses, including reporter