Vigil held for innocent woman killed in Garden City road rage crash
GARDEN CITY, Mich. (FOX 2) - Loved ones gathered Saturday for a vigil remembering an innocent woman killed in a road rage crash in Garden City.
Diana Oldenburg, 41, was stopped at a red light at Middlebelt and Maplewood just before 6:30 p.m. May 19 when she was hit by a vehicle. She was taken to a hospital, where she died.
"She was a really sweet person. She'd do anything for anybody," said Pam Bliss, Oldenburg's mother.
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Police received calls that two vehicles were driving recklessly on Middlebelt near Cherry Hill. As officers responded, they got a call that shots were fired and there had been a crash at Middlebelt and Maplewood.
The driver who struck Oldenburg initially fled the scene but was caught by police. Investigators are still looking for two other suspect vehicles: a black or navy Jeep Cherokee with dark tinted windows and red brake calipers, and a white Dodge Charger with a black roof, black spoiler, and dark tinted windows.
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Anyone with information is asked to contact Det. Sgt. Nathan Cover at 734-793-1717 or covern@gardencitymi.org.
Oldenburg leaves behind three children.