Miller Park Way, WI : Pedestrian involved in hit-and-run crash on Monday January 4 2016.

A Wisconsin driver was charged with seriously injuring a pedestrian during a hit-and-run crash last summer after two tipsters called West Milwaukee police.
The crash occurred on Miller Park Way about 9:45 p.m. Aug. 12 and left a 40-year-old Milwaukee man with severe head trauma and multiple broken bones. The man was still being treated in a hospital as of Dec. 27.
Andrew R. Timm, 25, of Greenleaf has been charged with duty upon striking a vehicle causing great bodily harm and is expected in court for a preliminary hearing on Friday.
According to the criminal complaint:
The tipsters called authorities after police released surveillance video showing an early 2000s GMC Envoy Denali SUV.
Two separate tips, received in November and December, indicated Timm was responsible.
The first caller told police he overheard Timm and Timm's co-workers joking around at a party about Timm running someone over. The conversation included that Timm was "hammered" and had his SUV fixed privately and stored in a garage, the caller said.
Officers verified Timm as a listed owner of a 2005 white GMC with the Wisconsin State Patrol and found photos on Timm's Facebook page of a white GMC Denali.
A second caller said Timm purchased a second vehicle shortly after the accident while his SUV was being repaired. Officers verified that Timm purchased and registered a Volkswagen about 16 days after the crash.
Timm was arrested on Christmas Eve by the Brown County Sheriff's Office on a felony warrant. His GMC Envoy Denali was seized and taken as evidence.
After Timm's arrest, officers spoke to a co-worker who said Timm had been drinking beer at his house the night of the crash. Timm left the house and called the co-worker 20 minutes later, saying he had hit something. The co-worker said he told Timm to call police.
Instead, Timm brought the SUV to the co-worker's garage and stored it there. The co-worker told police the SUV had damage to the hood, right front fender and right front headlight. After a month, Timm went to the co-worker's garage with parts and fixed the SUV.

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Man charged with hit-and-run involving pedestrian on Miller Park Way