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Pedestrian seriously injured in LaGrange hit-and-run crash

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Pedestrian seriously injured in LaGrange hit-and-run crash
Key takeaways
  • Woman hit by red Honda Crosstour at Bull and Broome streets; sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
  • Driver fled scene; police reviewing surveillance footage and seeking witnesses to help identify vehicle and driver.

A LaGrange woman walking across a downtown crosswalk was seriously injured midday Thursday when a driver struck her and fled.

The collision occurred shortly after 1 P.M. on March 27, 2025, at the intersection of Bull Street and Broome Street. Authorities said a driver in a red in color Honda Crosstour was traveling southbound on Bull Street and was making a right hand turn onto Broome Street when the driver struck the pedestrian walking in the crosswalk.

The female received serious, but non life threatening injuries and was transported and treated by medical personnel.

“The Lagrange Police Department Traffic Division responded in order to assist with the collision and is currently reviewing video surveillance cameras of the collision,” police said. “Sergeant Wesley Engle responded to the scene and observed a couple witnesses in the area of the collision on video footage and is reaching out to the witnesses for their assistance in this collision.”

Any assistance in this investigation would be greatly appreciated and fell free to contact Sergeant Engle at 706-883-2676 or 706-883-2603.

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