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Published January 21, 2009 by ET Online

"Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" host Ty Pennington is offering $10,000 to aid in solving an alleged hit and run case.

Pennington's reward is for information leading to the arrest and conviction of an alleged hit and run driver who allegedly struck the cousin of Pennington's co-manager.

According to a press release by Pennington, attorney Daniel Seeck, 33, was riding his bicycle in Santa Monica, Calif., on January 17, when he was struck sometime shortly after midnight. Seeck is now on life support at UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles. Penningson's release says a red SUV was spotted near the area of the hit and run immediately after the crash.

Pennington is urging anyone with information to contact the Santa Monica police department.

Original Article: http://www.etonline.com/news/2009/01/69966/

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