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I'm hoping to find someone that may have witnessed a hit and run yesterday at the stop signs at the intersection of 9th St and Aberdeen Ave at around 3:50PM. I was stopped about 3 vehicles back from the stop sign when a woman in a newer black Ford truck hit me from behind. With no shoulder or anywhere to pull off, I rolled down my window to turn to the left onto Aberdeen and she acknowledged and turned on her signal. When I got to the stop sign I turned and she took off going straight down 9th Street instead. My vehicle is a grey 2007 BMW 525 and her's is a black Ford F150 (big enough that it might have even been an F250) from the last 3-4 years and it had a large chrome bumper rack over the bumper and grill. I really wish that I'd stepped out and taken photos with my cell phone immediately, but I've never been in an accident and it just didn't occur to not trust the person. Now my neck and back are killing me and I would like this person to be held responsible. I know it's a long shot with it being single-lane each way and it's doubtful that anyone would have even realized that the person hit me, but I'm hoping someone may have seen it.

I cant help you, but I hope someone here can and speaks up. People who hit and run are nothing but human garbage

get any results? Broad daylight maybe someone seen something.  
 
Maybe check your inbox, just in case?

its scary driving with my wife or walking across crosswalks drivers speed don't pay attention just other day lady at 1st and park didn't sop behind white line she was in cross walk area I could reached out touched her car

I’m hoping you filed a report with the BPS as well as MPI.  
 
One thing that confuses me though is you said you were able third in line from the stop sign? If she hit you hard enough to cause back and neck pain you’d think you would have been pushed forward into the vehicle in front of you.  
 
Regardless. Filing with the proper authorities would be my first move.

Not everyone parks right behind someone at a stop. Or at least people are supposed to be leaving room. It is possible to have a rear end colission and not be pushed into the person in front of you.