Multiple Hit-and-Run Suspects Arrested, Turned In Across California, New Mexico

Several hit-and-run incidents leading to serious injuries or fatalities have resulted in arrests across various U.S. locations. In San Jose, a 35-year-old man was arrested for a hit-and-run collision that caused major injuries to a motorcyclist who suffered a broken neck, shattered wrist, and punctured lung, and is now paralyzed in parts of his body. In New Mexico, Michael Alonzo Wynne Garcia turned himself in after being sought for a murder connected to a shooting that left one victim dead and another hospitalized. In Walla Walla, Tyci May Harper Rongey pleaded not guilty to a fatal hit-and-run incident involving a 71-year-old victim who died days after the collision. In Oakland, James Smith surrendered to authorities facing charges including vehicular manslaughter after striking a pedestrian in a crosswalk and fleeing the scene. These cases highlight ongoing law enforcement efforts to hold suspects accountable in serious hit-and-run and violent crimes.