Minneapolis, MN (June 16, 2025) – Emergency responders were quick to the scene, providing care to the injured victims following a hit-and-run collision that occurred late Saturday night in the 4200 block of Hiawatha Ave. The crash, reported at approximately 10:33 PM CDT, resulted in at least one person sustaining injuries.
Minneapolis Fire and Rescue units, along with local law enforcement, arrived on scene to assist the injured and secure the area. First responders, including paramedics, assessed and treated individuals hurt in the crash. Details regarding the number of injured parties and the extent of their injuries have not yet been disclosed, but the incident involved a vehicle that fled the scene after impact.
Law enforcement is actively searching for the suspect vehicle, which reportedly left the area before officers arrived. The crash occurred in a busy corridor along Hiawatha Ave, a major north-south route through the city’s east side.
Investigators are working to gather surveillance footage and witness accounts to identify the driver involved. Authorities have not released a vehicle description at this time.
Our thoughts are with those affected by this accident, and we hope for a full recovery for the injured.
Hit-and-Run Incidents and Accountability in Minneapolis
Hit-and-run accidents, like the one on Hiawatha Ave, present unique challenges for both victims and law enforcement. Beyond the physical harm they cause, these incidents often delay emergency care and complicate the investigation process. Hiawatha Ave, a critical transportation corridor, has seen increased traffic and pedestrian activity, making accountability even more essential.
In Minneapolis, law enforcement continues to stress the seriousness of fleeing the scene of an accident. According to city data, hit-and-runs involving injuries have risen in recent years, with victims often left without immediate help or clear recourse.
Public safety campaigns across Minnesota emphasize the legal and moral duty of drivers to remain at the scene after a crash. Leaving can result in serious criminal charges, including felony counts if injuries are involved.
Anyone with information about this hit-and-run is encouraged to contact the Minneapolis Police Department.
If you or someone you know has been injured in a crash, reach out to Local Accident Reports for assistance.