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Fort Worth, TX (August 18, 2026) – A 32-year-old man lost his life after being struck by a vehicle early on Sunday morning on TX 114 in Fort Worth. The fatal pedestrian crash occurred shortly after 1 a.m. on August 16 near 2076 TX 114, close to Northwest High School.
The Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office identified the man as Brandon Lee Webb. Police said Webb was walking along the two eastbound lanes when an unknown vehicle struck him with its front driver’s side. The vehicle fled the scene without stopping after the collision.
Webb was pronounced dead at the scene, and no arrests have been announced. The fatal pedestrian crash remains under investigation as authorities work to identify the vehicle and driver.
Our condolences go out to Webb’s family and loved ones.
What Can Make Pedestrian Hit-and-Run Crashes Difficult to Investigate?
Hit-and-run pedestrian crashes can leave investigators with limited information about the vehicle involved. Evidence such as vehicle parts, paint transfers, roadway marks, and surveillance footage may help identify a vehicle that leaves the scene. Witness accounts can also provide details about the vehicle’s appearance, direction of travel, and actions before or after the impact.
The pedestrian’s location and the vehicle’s position can provide additional evidence. Investigators may examine traffic camera footage, footage from nearby businesses, lighting conditions, roadway markings, and physical evidence left at the scene. These details can help establish the sequence of events and identify a vehicle involved in a fatal collision.
