July 6, 2018

Boston, MA – Police Respond to Hit and Run Involving Injuries

Boston, MA (July 6, 2018) – A hit and run accident featuring injuries was reported to Boston police very early Thursday. At 12:01 am, police were summoned to 53 Mount Everette Street in reference to a potential hit and run call. Police responded to the scene. BPD officer Ryan Egan took over the investigation. Officer Egan found one vehicle which had clearly been involved in an accident. He subsequently learned that a second vehicle had just fled the crash scene.

The operator of the first vehicle did suffer injuries of an unknown severity as a result of the crash. A Boston ambulance was called to the scene to assist with medical treatment. Police are expected to charge the hit and run driver once they are able to apprehend them. The crash investigation remains ongoing while police search for a suspect.

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July 4, 2018

Worcester, MA – Hit and Run on Pleasant Street

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

Worcester, MA (July 4, 2018) – Police in Worcester responded to a hit and run accident on Tuesday afternoon. The hit and run took place in the 200 block of Pleasant Street and involved two vehicles. One vehicle left the scene of the crash before officers could arrive. The other vehicle remained on scene and cooperated with investigators. One person suffered injuries in the crash. The extent and severity of the injuries could not be immediately verified as of Wednesday.

Police are actively investigating this incident as they continue to search for the responsible driver. There is no word on the type of vehicle that they are looking for at this time. No other details surrounding the crash have been released.

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May 2, 2018

Message from Natalia’s Family sent to Edgar Diaz, the Man Responsible for the Hit and Run

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

Message from Natalia’s Family sent to Edgar Diaz, the Man Responsible for the Hit and Run

Natalia, who turns three next week, was struck by a truck Tuesday night, May 1, 2018, at the corner of Montmorenci Street and Massasoit Street. The accident happened around 7:00 pm.

The truck was driven by 32-year-old Edgar Diaz of Springfield. Diaz originally ran on foot from the accident. He was caught a little farther down the street and held there until the police arrived. Diaz was found to not have a valid driver’s license.

April 21, 2018

Two Hit-and-Run Accidents in Danvers on Thursday

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

Danvers police logs released today indicate that there were two similar accidents in the evening on Thursday, April 19.

An officer was dispatched to 466 Newbury St., at approximately 6:50 p.m., for a hit-and-run accident. There were no further details on the extent of damages, or cause.

Officers were also dispatched to Andover Street, at around 8:30 p.m., for another hit-and-run accident. No further details were provided.

April 21, 2018

Hit-and-Run Accident Under Investigation in Beverly

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

The Beverly police logs released today reveal that an accident occurred yesterday, on April 20.

Police reported to 8 Bow Street at about 1:30 p.m.

While there, they discovered a hit-and-run accident scene with damage.

A witness spoke to authorities, however no further details have been released publicly.

April 17, 2018

DUI Suspect Identified in Framingham Hit-and-Run Accident

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

On Tuesday, a Michael R. Wisnack of Worcester was arraigned in court for two crashes he was involved in this past Sunday. However, it was revealed today that he may be a suspect in a Framingham hit-and-run accident.

The first accident attributed to the 63-year-old man occurred at about 7 p.m. on Saturday on Route 9, according to Natick Police. His vehicle rammed into the highway barrier completely collapsing one side of the BMW. Wisnack appeared to not know how the accident occurred at the time. The odor of alcohol was emanating from his person as he spoke with officers at the scene, and he ultimately did not pass the field sobriety tests administered.

During the testing, Framingham Police officers arrived to the location; the BMW appeared to be the same vehicle identified as part of a hit-and-run accident in Framingham. They believed this because of the damage to the front of the vehicle which could not have occurred that same night after hitting the barrier.

There are no further details about the Framingham hit-and-run.