Three Rivers Police seek public’s help in hit-and-run involving child on scooter
Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Detective Sergeant Dibble at sdibble@threeriversmi.org or 269-278-1235. Tips may also be submitted to:
St. Joseph County Central Dispatch: 269-467-4195
Three Rivers Police Department: 269-278-1235
Silent Observer: 616-774-2345
The Three Rivers Police Department is asking for the public’s help as it investigates a hit-and-run crash involving a child on an electric scooter.
Police said the crash happened April 10 near the intersection of South Grant Avenue and Hill Street. A child riding an electric scooter was struck by an unknown vehicle. The driver then left the scene without stopping to render aid or provide identifying information.
Investigators are asking anyone who witnessed the crash or who may have surveillance video from the surrounding area to come forward.
Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Detective Sergeant Dibble at sdibble@threeriversmi.org or 269-278-1235. Tips may also be submitted to:
- St. Joseph County Central Dispatch: 269-467-4195
- Three Rivers Police Department: 269-278-1235
- Silent Observer: 616-774-2345
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