Hit-and-Run America, Vol. LXXXVIII

Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City

An ongoing collection of unsolved hit-and-run cases, with a focus on car/pedestrian incidents, from across the country since Jan. ‘010. If you know something about any of these incidents, or one that I’ve missed, do the right thing and call the police, even anonymously.

559. Westminster, Md. June 20. 40-year-old man struck and killed by a vehicle which fled the scene. Evidence left on the highway indicated the car may have been a “forest-green 1996 or 1997 Saturn S-1 series four-door sedan or station wagon with gold pinstripes.”

560. Salt Lake City, Utah. June 22. 7-year-old boy critically injured when, while riding a bike (pictured), he was struck by a “black van or a tan pickup with a tan stripe” which witnesses say didn’t slow down afterwards.

561. Huntsville, Ala. June 21. 44-year-old man injured after being struck by a white Sebring driven by someone he asked to leave his home and “it looked like they were ready to, but the driver hit the accelerator instead. … Witnesses said the driver hit Payne once, then turned around to run over him again, but a woman pulled Payne into some bushes.” No arrests yet.

562. Grand Blanc, Mich. June 18. 65-year-old woman walking her dog injured after being struck by a “gray or silver General Motors sedan from the 1990” which fled the scene.

563. Midland, Texas. June 18. 45-year-old man riding motorcycle injured after being “struck by a black Chevrolet Half Ton Truck” which left the scene.

564. Abilene, Texas. June 22. 33-year-old injured after being struck by a vehicle of which the driver was located, but he didn’t know it had hit someone.

565. Greensboro, NC. June 22. 37-year-old man suffers non-life-threatening injuries after being struck by a green Honda Accord which fled the scene.

Related stories:

Headline: Nude carjacking suspect tasered by police. Nuff said.

A near-miss hit-and-run (well, a car was hit, but a group, including children was missed) in Chicago, a place I hear, from Chicagoans is as bad, if not worse, than Philly when it comes to who-gives-a-fuck-attitude driving.

Awesome…

Awesomer…

Burn in hell, Paul Modica.

More hit-and-run stories, including every volume of Hit-and-Run America (in reverse order), are accessible from this linked page. (The full Volume-by-Volume list will appear sporadically from now on.)

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