Bicyclist in his 40s struck and fatally injured by hit-and-run vehicle near Wellesley Square
WELLESLEY - A bicyclist in his 40s was struck and fatally injured this afternoon by a vehicle, which then fled the scene, Wellesley police said.
The person was struck near the intersection of Weston Road and Linden street, a short distance away from both Wellesley Square and Wellesley College. Police said the man was in his 40s and was riding a bike when he was hit.
The crash is under investigation by Wellseley police and Norfolk District Attorney Michael Morrissey.
Police are on the scene, looking for evidence and taking measurements for reconstruction of the accident.
Peter Schworm can be reached at schworm@globe.com. Follow him on Twitter @globepete.On the beat

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