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Nick Abraham’s vehicle was located and crashed by a fleeing driver

According to an update from the sheriff’s office, deputies located the victim’s vehicle Monday afternoon, but the driver of the vehicle sped away from a traffic stop.

At some point, the driver collided with the car and fled the scene, officials said.

The person’s identity was not initially known to officers, law enforcement reported.

The sheriff’s office provided photos of the driver captured on store surveillance video, described as a thin, black male with short black hair, wearing a long-sleeved black shirt and khaki shorts.

Officers did not provide a description of the victim’s vehicle.

Who was William “Nick” Abraham?

According to his bio on his website, Abraham was a life coach, licensed professional counselor, motivational speaker, author and more.

“With more than 30 years of experience treating substance abuse, depression and anxiety, he provides psychotherapy, counseling and psychoeducation to couples, individuals, youth and families,” the bio says.