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Waianae, HI (June 2, 2026) – A 37-year-old man was seriously hurt late Sunday night, May 31, after being struck near Waianae Mall. The crash happened around 11:15 p.m. near Farrington Highway.
Police said an unidentified driver was traveling west on the highway before turning right into Waianae Mall. As the turn was made, the vehicle hit the man while he was crossing the mall entrance driveway in a marked crosswalk.
The driver continued into the mall parking lot without stopping. The 37-year-old was taken to a hospital in serious condition.
The wreck remains under active review as police work to identify the driver. We hope the man hurt in this accident receives the care he needs during recovery.
What Details Are Often Reviewed After Hit-and-Run Pedestrian Accidents?
Hit-and-run pedestrian accidents often require a review of vehicle movement, crosswalk placement, and visibility. When a driver turns into a driveway or parking lot, the path of nearby walkers can be especially relevant.
Marked crosswalks, lighting, traffic flow, and entry points may help show how contact occurred. Nearby businesses may also have cameras that capture the vehicle before or after the accident.
Medical records can help describe the seriousness of harm after a person is taken to a hospital. Investigators may also review debris, vehicle descriptions, and witness statements to narrow the timeline. In cases where the driver leaves, those details can be key to learning more about the vehicle and its direction of travel.
