News reports indicate that a pedestrian was struck around the 4300 block of West 9th Street in Trainer Borough, PA, at about 2:45 am. According to police, the driver did not stop but fled the scene. The pedestrian lost their life.
Police were called to the scene of a report that a person had been struck by a vehicle. The pedestrian suffered cardiac arrest right after the crash and died as a result. The vehicle did not attempt to stop, and the police did not initially have a description of the car or the driver. An investigation was occurring.
Call a Trainer Borough pedestrian accident attorney from Kwartler Manus about your case today.
Determining Fault in a Hit-and-Run
In an accident like this, police will canvass the area and pull together surveillance footage that often ultimately solves the mystery of who struck the pedestrian. According to neighbors in the area, the street is a constant concern due to speeders. With area traffic camera footage, home camera footage, and potentially other witness statements, it is likely that police will determine who is at fault.
From there, they will seek legal action against the at-fault party, often charging them with the crime. For the family, it becomes essential to take additional steps to seek justice, including filing a civil lawsuit against the at-fault party's insurer.
Seek Legal Guidance to Fight for Your Loved One
If your family member dies in an accident like this, hiring an attorney can be essential to protecting your rights and getting answers. Turn to Kwartler Manus for a free consultation.
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