Warren, MI (August 23, 2026) – A child was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle in a hit-and-run near Memphis Avenue and Fisher Avenue in Warren on Friday, August 21. The incident reportedly happened around 9 p.m.
According to a family member, the child suffered a fractured skull and was taken to a hospital for treatment. The vehicle involved reportedly left the scene after striking the child, and no information about the vehicle or its driver was provided.
The family is asking anyone with nearby security or doorbell camera footage to check for possible evidence of the incident. The circumstances remain under investigation, and additional details may become available.
We are thinking of the child and family during this difficult time.
What Evidence Can Help in a Hit-and-Run Investigation?
Camera footage from homes, businesses, parking lots, and nearby vehicles can provide useful information after a hit-and-run. Recordings may capture the vehicle’s direction of travel, approximate time of the incident, or identifying details such as its color, body style, or license plate.
Investigators may also examine physical evidence left at the scene, including vehicle parts, paint transfer, debris, and roadway marks. Witness accounts can help establish what happened and where the vehicle went afterward. Preserving original video files can help maintain the quality of the available footage.
