A Hebron woman remains in critical condition after she was involved in a hit-and-run inside her church's parking lot. Connecticut State Police say they are working to find the person responsible.
Rochelle Roy is the daughter of Lois Roy, the victim of a hit-and-run that happened back on May 27.
"I literally freaked out and I was like what do you mean she got hit by a car?" said Rochelle Roy. "I just started crying and freaking out."
It's been an emotional two weeks for Rochelle and her family following May 27. Lois Roy is a longtime member and worker at the Church of the Holy Family in Hebron. According to church members, she was working to fix some pavement in the church's parking lot.
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"One minute I saw her walking outside, the next minute, I'm getting a knock on my door, someone's yelling, come outside!," said Father Michael Phillippino, who leads the congregation. "I just didn't believe it."
Other church members told NBC Connecticut they have a lot of questions.
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"Why did she run over her, was it deliberate or did she not realize that Lois was down repairing a crack in the pavement?" said Estelle Armstrong, a longtime church friend of Lois. "I've been praying for that person to have the courage to show up and own up to her mistake."
State Police are looking for a person of interest. She is believed to be 5'5", has black shoulder-length hair, was wearing a multi-colored poncho and black pants, and is believed to be driving a black SUV.
Anyone who has any information is asked to contact State Police.
