Charlotte, NC (September 4, 2025) – A hit-and-run crash involving a red Honda Civic left three people injured—one of them a child—near Donald Loth Rd on the night of September 3. Emergency responders were dispatched to the scene around 10:16 PM following reports that the vehicle had struck a tree.
Units from Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Fire arrived quickly and found the wrecked vehicle with three occupants still inside. Among them was a child reported to be possibly unconscious, prompting immediate medical attention. Paramedics evaluated the victims and provided on-site treatment for a range of injuries, while law enforcement secured the area and began their investigation.
Further details on the child’s condition or whether anyone was transported from the scene have not been made public.
We extend our heartfelt thoughts to the young child and all individuals injured in this devastating event.
Hit-and-Run Crashes in North Carolina
Incidents like the one on Donald Loth Rd are among the most concerning for both communities and first responders. When a driver flees the scene after a crash—especially one involving children and serious injuries—it adds an additional layer of urgency and emotional distress for victims and their families.
In Charlotte, areas on the outskirts such as Donald Loth Rd often feature lower visibility, tree-lined paths, and fewer lighting elements—factors that can turn a routine drive into a serious emergency, particularly at night. When children are involved in these incidents, the consequences can be especially traumatic, both physically and psychologically.
Victims of hit-and-run crashes frequently face challenges accessing the help they need. Without an at-fault party present, insurance complications, medical expenses, and accountability become difficult hurdles. That’s why swift action from local authorities and support networks is so essential in the aftermath of these events.
At Local Accident Reports, we connect families affected by hit-and-run collisions with the resources necessary to navigate recovery. If you or someone you care about has been injured in a crash—especially one involving children—know that you don’t have to face it alone. Reach out today to get the clarity, guidance, and support you need during this difficult time.
