Father-of-four dies in suspected hit-and-run in Sydney's west

A father-of-four has died after a suspected hit-and-run in western Sydneypolice looking for a driver.

The person, aged in his 50s, might be seen in CCTV video smoking a cigarette and ready for a break within the site visitors earlier than making an attempt to cross Sackville Road in Fairfield at 5.46am on Monday.

A black Honda Accord with inexperienced P-plates turned a nook, rolled by means of a cease signal, hit the person after which sped off, the video seems to indicate.

READ MORE:Melissa Caddick's sprawling Dover Heights mansion listed on the market

A person has died after being hit by a automotive whereas crossing the highway in Fairfield, in Sydney's west.(9News)

Police are on the lookout for the motive force of a black Honda Accord with inexperienced P-plates believed to be concerned within the deadly crash.(9News)

Somebody strolling down the road bumped into a close-by petrol station and referred to as emergency companies.

Paramedics handled the sufferer for important head accidents however he died on the scene.

"Actually, I've recognized the man very long time, he is a really good man -he's acquired a household, 4 kids," buddy Michael instructed 9News.

"It's totally unhappy."

READ MORE: Girl 'severely' injured after struck by curler coaster in Melbourne

A member of the general public ran right into a service station to name emergency companies simply earlier than 6am.(9News)

A criminal offense scene has been established and police are asking anybody who was within the space from 5.45am to five.50am, together with folks with dashcam footage, to come back ahead.