Chicago, IL (September 22, 2025) – A car accident involving injuries took place near West 111th St in Chicago’s 60628 ZIP code, prompting emergency response from police and fire crews.
The crash was reported around 11:50 p.m. on September 20. According to dispatch from the Chicago Police Department (Zone 09), two vehicles were involved in the collision, and one individual was reported injured at the scene. Details surrounding the extent of that person’s injuries have not been disclosed, but fire personnel were en route to provide medical assistance shortly after the incident was reported.
Multiple callers reported the crash, and one witness described seeing a man wearing white pants walking away from the scene following the collision. Authorities have not confirmed if any citations or arrests have been made.
The investigation is ongoing as officers work to determine the cause of the crash and whether any parties involved fled the scene.
We send our best wishes for healing to the injured individual and encourage anyone with information to contact local authorities.
Hit-and-Run and Injury Crashes in Chicago
Saturday night’s collision near W 111th St highlights several concerning patterns commonly seen in Chicago-area crashes: late-night incidents, injury involvement, and possible driver flight. When a person leaves the scene of a crash—especially when injuries are involved—it raises the severity of the situation both legally and medically.
The area near West 111th St, located on the city’s South Side, experiences a mix of residential and arterial traffic. At night, visibility is reduced, and driver behavior can become more unpredictable—particularly with fatigue, alcohol use, or distractions in play. Collisions that result in injury often require quick response from EMS to reduce complications and ensure timely transport.
Equally concerning is the report of an individual seen walking away from the crash. While not yet confirmed as the driver, this behavior aligns with what Chicago police classify as potential hit-and-run conduct. Illinois law requires all parties involved in a crash to remain at the scene and render aid if possible. Failing to do so—especially when someone is hurt—can lead to felony charges.
Beyond legal consequences, these types of crashes leave victims in vulnerable positions. Physical injuries may take time to fully emerge, and without all parties present, insurance claims or legal follow-up can become more difficult.
For victims of injury crashes, especially those involving possible flight from the scene, documenting the incident and connecting with the proper resources is essential. That includes securing medical records, police reports, and witness statements to support both recovery and accountability.
If you’ve been injured in a car crash in the Chicago area, Local Accident Reports can help guide your next steps. Contact us today for access to your official accident report and assistance with finding support services tailored to your needs. We’re here to help you move forward with clarity and confidence.
