The Fort Wayne Police Department is looking for this vehicle in connection with a pedestrian hit and run accident on July 6, 2025. The vehicle is a blue 2015 4-door Chevy Cruz which is expected to have front-end, hood, and windshield damage. Anyone with information should call the FWPD Hit and Run Division at (260) 427-1318, Crime Stoppers at (260) 436-7867, or use the P3 Tips App.
The Fort Wayne Police Department is looking for a vehicle in connection with a pedestrian hit and run accident on July 6, 2025 at 0050 hours in the intersection of Illinois and Scott Roads.
Fort Wayne Police Department incident report:
Date: July 6, 2025
Location: the intersection of Illinois and Scott Roads, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Time: 0050 hours
Details/Summary:
THE FORT WAYNE POLICE DEPARTMENT HIT AND RUN DIVISION IS INVESTIGATING A MOTOR VEHICLE CRASH THAT OCCURRED AT ILLINOIS RD AND SCOTT RD ON 7/6/25 AT APPROX. 0050HRS INVOLVING A PEDESTRIAN. THE VEHICLE INVOLVED IS A BLUE 2015 CHEVY CRUZ WITH INDIANA PLATE 998EDZ.
THE PEDESTRIAN THAT WAS INJURED IS CURRENTLY IN AN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT AT A LOCAL HOSPITAL SUFFERING FROM MULTIPLE FRACTURES AND INTERNAL INJURIES.
WE ARE LOOKING FOR A BLUE 2015 4DR CHEVY CRUZ IN 998EDZ EXPECTED TO HAVE FRONT END DAMAGE, HOOD DAMAGE, AND WINDSHIELD DAMAGE.
The Fort Wayne Police Department is looking for this vehicle in connection with a pedestrian hit and run accident on July 6, 2025. The vehicle is a blue 2015 4-door Chevy Cruz which is expected to have front-end, hood, and windshield damage. Anyone with information should call the FWPD Hit and Run Division at (260) 427-1318, Crime Stoppers at (260) 436-7867, or use the P3 Tips App.
ANYONE WITH INFORMATION CAN CALL THE HIT AND RUN DIVISION AT 260-427-1318, CRIME STOPPERS AT (260) 436-7867, OR USE THE P3 TIPS APP
All criminal defendants are to be presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
All information is preliminary and subject to change during the course of the investigation.
Please note: We asked for clarification on the time of the accident as the photo provided looks to have been taken during the day, and not after midnight. We received the following:
The photo is not from the time of the event. It was taken from a public safety camera at another time.
