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Maine policeare looking for a man in connection with a hit-and-run in Acadia National Park, the founder of a youth hideout.
A crash on the Scudick Institute campus in the park killed 35-year-old Nicole Mokeme between Saturday night and early Sunday. According to Portland Press Herald, police said the man searched for in connection with death was associated with Mokeme.
Details of how the sauce was struck remained unknown. Police were still investigatingMokeme's death.
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Mokeme is Rise's creative director and Bowdin's Shine Youth Retreat. This organization offers retreats and programs for black children and adults.
Police search for a hit-and-run suspect who killed Nicole Mokeme is doing.
Mokeme was also one of the organizers of the Black Excellence Retreat 2022 at the Schoodic Institute in Winter Harbor. The event was in progress at the time of the hit-and-run of.
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