Baltimore, MD (January 29, 2025) – Emergency crews responded to a hit-and-run crash involving four vehicles in the Irvington neighborhood on Wednesday morning. The collision occurred at the intersection of South Hilton Street and Frederick Avenue, leaving at least one person injured.
According to initial reports, the crash was caused by a black SUV, which fled the scene before authorities arrived. Firefighters and police were dispatched to the location shortly after 8:05 a.m. to assess the situation and provide medical assistance.
The extent of the victim’s injuries has not been disclosed, and authorities have not yet released details on potential suspects or whether the vehicle has been located. The investigation into the hit-and-run remains ongoing.
Our thoughts are with the injured individual, and we hope for a full recovery.
Hit-and-Run Accidents in Maryland
Hit-and-run crashes, like the one in Baltimore, pose serious risks to victims and create challenges for law enforcement in identifying and apprehending fleeing drivers. Maryland law requires all motorists involved in accidents to remain at the scene, render aid if necessary, and provide information to authorities. Failing to do so can result in severe legal consequences, including criminal charges.
Urban intersections, such as S Hilton St & Frederick Ave, often experience heavy traffic and increased accident risks due to congestion, frequent stops, and pedestrian activity. Multi-vehicle collisions can be especially dangerous, as the impact of one crash can trigger secondary crashes, increasing the likelihood of injuries.
Victims of hit-and-run accidents may face medical expenses, vehicle repairs, and lost wages. In cases where the responsible driver is not immediately identified, uninsured motorist coverage may help cover damages. Law enforcement urges witnesses or anyone with dashcam footage of the incident to come forward to assist in the investigation.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a hit-and-run accident, seeking medical attention and legal guidance can help you navigate the next steps in your recovery. Understanding your rights and available options can make a significant difference in securing the support you need.