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San Bernardino, CA (August 25, 2026) – Two vehicles were involved in a hit-and-run on August 23 on the southbound I-215 near Mill Street, according to an initial traffic report. The collision was reported at about 10:10 a.m., with injuries confirmed in the CHP log.
A Jeep was reported down in a ditch near the roadway. Emergency units were requested as the situation developed, and a tow service was also requested for a vehicle requiring additional equipment.
The initial report did not provide the number of people hurt or their identities. Further details about the collision had not been made public as of this report.
The circumstances surrounding the hit-and-run remain under investigation.
Our thoughts are with those hurt as they recover from their injuries.
What Information Is Typically Reviewed After a Hit-and-Run?
Hit-and-run investigations usually involve several types of evidence that can help establish what happened. Vehicle damage may show where contact occurred and provide clues about the direction of travel.
Photos, surveillance footage, and statements from witnesses to the wreck can also help identify the vehicle that left the area. Investigators may review nearby businesses, traffic cameras, and other available video sources.
Vehicle parts left behind can provide additional information, including the vehicle’s make or model. Paint transfers, broken lights, and other damaged components may also help connect a vehicle to the incident.
Medical records can document injuries reported after a traffic collision. Records from towing services and repair facilities may later provide additional details about the vehicles involved.
