Hit-and-run victim urges driver to come forward  Emily Allen,
General Assignment Reporter, emily.allen@krdo.com
POSTED: 07:02 PM MST Jan 29, 2013   The victim of a hit-and-run
accident urged the driver to own up to their actions and come
forward on Tuesday.  Patrizia "Trish" Morgan was walking
crossing the street at Security Boulevard and Hallam Place on
Monday at 7 p.m. She saw a car coming south on Security. She
said the car slowed down for her so she started to cross the
street, but then the car accelerated; she hit the hood of the
car and then the ground.  Morgan's injuries sent her to the
hospital. She had cuts and bruises all over her body.  "My head
is pounding really bad right now," said Morgan.  Morgan's cuts
and bruises were the only evidence in the hit-and-run accident.
State Patrol said there was no evidence at the scene - broken
taillights or broken headlights - and no witnesses, so there are
no leads in the investigation.  Morgan said she can't believe
the driver would hit her and take off.  "He