Tucson, AZ (August 24, 2025) – A 35-year-old man sustained serious injuries early Saturday morning after being struck by a vehicle near S Sherwood Village Dr in Tucson. The incident was reported around 2:31 a.m., prompting an immediate medical response and rapid transport to a local hospital.
The pedestrian was conscious at the scene but suffered a potential head injury along with deep facial lacerations, particularly around the right eye and cheek. Emergency medical technicians noted a blood pressure reading of 158/107 and a heart rate of 104 beats per minute. Oxygen levels were stable at 97% on room air. An IV line was established, and the patient was transported with an estimated five-minute arrival time to the hospital for further treatment.
Law enforcement has not yet released information regarding the driver or vehicle involved. The investigation remains ongoing to determine the circumstances leading up to the incident and whether any citations or charges will follow.
Pedestrian Risks in Southeast Tucson Neighborhoods
Areas like S Sherwood Village Dr, located near residential and commercial zones in southeast Tucson, can pose significant risks to pedestrians—particularly during early morning hours when visibility is low and traffic enforcement is minimal. Pedestrians crossing outside of well-lit or designated zones are especially vulnerable to being missed by inattentive or speeding drivers.
In Pima County, data from recent years shows a troubling trend of overnight and early-morning pedestrian incidents, many of which result in serious injuries or fatalities. Local safety officials stress the need for both driver and pedestrian vigilance, encouraging well-lit clothing, use of crosswalks, and reduced speeds near residential corridors.
If you or someone you care about has been injured in a pedestrian crash in Tucson, Local Accident Reports can help connect you with recovery resources and support services.
