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Waterbury, CT – Teen Seriously Injured in Hit-and-Run Motorcycle Crash at Grove St & Cooke St

April 23, 2025

Waterbury, CT (April 23, 2025) – A 14-year-old boy sustained serious injuries after being struck by a motorcycle Tuesday evening in a disturbing hit-and-run incident in Waterbury. Police confirmed the crash occurred near the intersection of Grove St and Cooke St, prompting an active search for the motorcyclist who fled the scene.

Emergency responders arrived to find the injured teen in the roadway. He was immediately treated at the scene and transported to a local hospital, where he remains under care for serious injuries. His identity has not been released, and his current condition has not been updated by medical staff.

The incident prompted police to close Grove St from Cooke St to Linden St as investigators documented evidence and worked to locate the fleeing motorcyclist. Authorities have not yet shared a description of the vehicle or the rider involved.

The Waterbury Police Department is asking anyone with information about the crash or the suspect to come forward. Surveillance footage from nearby homes and businesses is also being reviewed as part of the ongoing investigation.

Our thoughts are with the young victim and his family during this incredibly difficult time, and we hope for his full recovery.

Hit-and-Run Motorcycle Crashes in Connecticut

Hit-and-run incidents, particularly those involving vulnerable individuals such as teens or pedestrians, represent a growing concern on Connecticut roadways. This latest case in Waterbury is especially troubling due to the severity of the victim’s injuries and the fact that the responsible party left the scene without offering aid or alerting authorities.

Motorcycle collisions with pedestrians often lead to significant trauma due to the minimal protection for both the rider and the person struck. When these incidents become hit-and-runs, the legal and emotional consequences escalate—often leaving victims and their families searching for justice and clarity while also managing recovery.

Urban intersections like Grove St and Cooke St in Waterbury can be particularly dangerous during evening hours when visibility decreases and traffic patterns change. Local authorities continue to push for improved lighting, increased patrol presence, and stronger enforcement of traffic laws to deter reckless and negligent driving behavior.

If your loved one has been injured in a hit-and-run crash, Local Accident Reports is here to help guide you through the steps that follow. From legal resources and victim support services to medical referrals and emotional counseling, we ensure that no family faces recovery or justice-seeking alone. Contact us today to learn how we can assist in your time of need.

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