Chandler, AZ – UPDATE: Father & Son Killed in Hit-and-Run Wreck at Alma School Rd
Chandler, AZ (October 23, 2019) – Chandler police are still looking for a hit-and-run driver in a dark-colored SUV following a fatal accident on Monday.
According to police from the Chandler Police Department, a 50-year-old man from Bangladesh, Mohammad Misbah Uddin, and his 12-year-old son were killed after being struck by an SUV believed to be a 2012-2016 Dodge Durango early Monday evening.
The two victims were crossing Alma School Road at Erie Street when the northbound-traveling SUV hit them. They were walking to a local mosque for evening prayer at the time of the crash. After the accident, the SUV fled the scene, continuing north on Alma School Road. Authorities said that the vehicle could have radiator damage and most likely sustained heavy front-end damage in the accident.
Our condolences go out to the family of Mohammad Misbah Uddin and his son at this time.
Hit-and-Run Wrecks in Arizona
There are countless hit-and-run collisions every year. Recent data actually show that there have been 800,000 hit-and-run crashes across the country annually, mostly caused by unlicensed, impaired, or otherwise reckless drivers. When drivers, due to their negligence, have caused an injurious or fatal accident, they may flee the scene to avoid consequences.
Victims and their families should always speak with a knowledgeable car accident attorney in Arizona after they’ve suffered in a wreck that occurred through no fault of their own.
Our attorneys at ELG Law are fully committed to helping those who have suffered injuries or lost a loved one at the hands of a negligent driver. Thanks to years of experience and unmatched compassion handling these cases, our accident attorneys have come to the aid of thousands of injured victims. Our lawyers go above and beyond in securing the settlements that victims and their families deserve. If you have been harmed by an at-fault party, please contact us for legal advice and a no-hassle, free consultation at (623) 562-3838.
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