Petrick said a pedestrian found Sin lying on the sidewalk in front of Kentucky Fried Chicken, 2020 N. Atherton St.

"The pedestrian saw his eyes moving and believed he was breathing," Petrick said.

Civilians and emergency medical technicians performed CPR before Sin was pronounced dead on arrival at Mount Nittany Medical Center.

Doug Erickson, Patton Township public works director and township engineer, said there are marked crosswalks and sidewalks along Atherton Street to promote pedestrian safety.

Police are looking for a Ford F-150 or Ford Bronco manufactured between 1981 and 1986.

The vehicle probably has damage on its right front end, including damage to the right front grill, headlight and turn signal area.

Petrick said the Patton Township police sent information regarding the condition of the car to other police departments, including the State College Police Department.

State College Sgt. Mark Argiro said the State College police are not in direct contact with Patton Township because it is the Patton Township police's investigation.

"We are, however, on the lookout for the vehicle like any other citizen would be," Argiro said.

Petrick said the police are patiently waiting for any new information.

"Cases like these are generally solved by a tip from the public," Petrick said. someone knows something. That's what it boils down to," Pettrick added.