Hit-and-run collision reported outside Fort Worth’s John Peter Smith Hospital
FORT WORTH, TX – Fort Worth police were called to the scene of a hit-and-run collision reported outside John Peter Smith Hospital on Thursday.
According to the City of Fort Worth’s Current Traffic Accidents blotter, the crash happened on the 1575th block of Main Street. Officials described the crash as minor, although they have not confirmed whether anyone was injured.
Updates, which include the number of people and vehicles involved and the cause of the collision, will be added after our team learns more.
Were you injured in a hit-and-run crash? Whether the driver was caught or remains at large, our Dallas car accident lawyers are committed to working with you personally to secure your deserved compensation. We are ready to guide you step by step through the claims process, starting with a first initial consultation that is free of charge and obligation-free.Arrange your appointment by calling Benton Accident & Injury Lawyers at (214) 777-7777 or reaching out online today.
Note: The information included in this post was derived from secondary sources and has not been independently confirmed. Any inaccurate information will be corrected immediately after being brought to the site’s attention. If you identify any false information within this story, please inform us immediately so we can adjust the post to contain the most accurate information available surrounding this event.
Disclaimer: The intent of this post is to provide general information to our readers and to help improve the safety and quality of life of those who live in our state. At the Benton Law Firm, we intend to honor those who are victimized in accidents across Texas. We aim to provide up-to-date information to the public surrounding these incidents in hopes of helping others to avoid becoming victims themselves or to know how to respond should a tragedy occur. Do not rely on any information within this post. Instead, seek further assistance from a legal or medical professional whenever necessary.