Woman killed in hit-and-run near Dyckman Street; NYPD seeks driver

A fatal pedestrian strike in a densely populated Manhattan neighborhood underscores ongoing public safety challenges and the critical need for both driver accountability and traffic safety enforcement in high-incident areas.
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