Indianapolis, IN (August 25, 2025) – A 38-year-old male pedestrian sustained serious injuries Sunday night after being struck in a hit-and-run crash on Sherburne Circle in the Eagledale neighborhood. The incident occurred at approximately 9:42 p.m. in the area of 3414 Sherburne Cir, near 3800 North and 3400 West. Emergency units from Engine 30 and Medic 30 were dispatched to the scene and quickly provided life-saving aid.
According to initial reports, the man was walking along the street when a blue or black sedan traveling at a high rate of speed struck him and fled the scene. The victim suffered multiple injuries, including a gash to the back of his head, trauma to the collarbone, road rash on his torso, and facial bruising. He was alert when medics arrived and received pain medication on scene before being transported to Methodist Hospital for further treatment.
Law enforcement is actively investigating the case and working to identify the driver involved in the hit-and-run.
Our thoughts are with the injured man and his family, and we hope for his full and speedy recovery.
Pedestrian Hit-and-Run Accidents in Indianapolis
The hit-and-run incident on Sherburne Circle highlights a troubling trend affecting pedestrians throughout Indianapolis. Eagledale, a residential neighborhood on the city’s west side, has seen increased traffic volume in recent years. Unfortunately, late-night collisions like this one are becoming more frequent, especially when drivers travel above the speed limit and fail to yield to individuals on foot.
Hit-and-run crashes add an additional layer of trauma for victims, as the lack of immediate accountability can delay justice and leave families feeling helpless. According to local traffic safety data, Marion County continues to report dozens of pedestrian-involved hit-and-runs each year, many occurring in low-light conditions or on roads without proper pedestrian infrastructure.
Officials urge drivers to slow down in residential areas, stay alert for pedestrians, and always remain at the scene of a crash. Fleeing from a crash site is a serious crime that can carry significant legal consequences.
Local Accident Reports encourages those affected by pedestrian accidents to seek both medical and legal support. If you or a loved one has been injured in a hit-and-run, you are not alone—help is available. Contact Local Accident Reports to learn more about your rights and the recovery options available to you.
