Police reported a teen operating a moped was struck by a hit-and-run driver in North Philly. The accident happened near North Front Street and East Indiana Avenue around 3 am. Police were investigating.
The moped rider was hospitalized after the accident. The car did not stop, but first responders took the teen to an area hospital. They were reportedly in stable condition. The scene of the accident had significant debris throughout the area. It is unclear what caused the driver to strike the rider.
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How Police Find Hit-and-Run Drivers
Victims of serious car accidents in which the at-fault party flees the scene are struggling to move forward. They have significant injuries and medical bills piling up. Often, they are out of work for a period and may not fully recover. Police will investigate hit-and-run accidents, and most often, they find the driver involved.
Thanks to cameras throughout most of the city, along with witness statements and accident reconstruction services, police may be able to narrow down who caused the accident. In that case, the driver will likely face criminal charges for fleeing the scene. The victim will also have the right to pursue civil action against the at-fault party.
Hire Your Attorney for Immediate Help
Hiring a trusted attorney to guide you through this type of accident case is essential. At Kwartler Manus, we offer free consultations for victims. Speak to our Philadelphia car accident lawyer for the legal support you need.
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