Multiple Hit-and-Run Crashes Seriously Injure Women in Scarborough, El Cajon, Syracuse

Multiple hit-and-run incidents have recently injured pedestrians across the U.S. and U.K., highlighting ongoing safety and legal challenges. In Scarborough, a woman was seriously injured after being hit by a silver/grey car while crossing Victoria Road; the driver initially fled but later surrendered and was arrested for dangerous driving and failing to stop, though released under investigation. Similarly, in El Cajon, California, a 63-year-old woman was struck by a westbound Hyundai Sonata which fled the scene; the vehicle was found abandoned, but the driver remains at large. In Syracuse, New York, a woman suffered a head injury from a hit-and-run collision at Congress Avenue and Grace Street, where the suspect vehicle fled before emergency services arrived. These cases underscore the dangers pedestrians face from fleeing drivers and the difficulties victims encounter in pursuing justice and recovery. Authorities continue to appeal for witnesses and dashcam footage to aid investigations and emphasize the importance of drivers remaining at the scene after collisions.