CHICAGO — Authorities are asking for the public’s assistance after a pedestrian was seriously injured in a hit-and-run crash in the Englewood neighborhood over the weekend.
According to a community alert issued by Chicago Police, the crash occurred around 2:55 p.m. Saturday near 6300 S. Halsted Street. The 56-year-old man was walking near the intersection when he was struck by a gray 2014 Audi Q5, which fled the scene without stopping to help or contacting emergency services.
Vehicle Description Released
Investigators say the suspect vehicle is a four-door sedan with Illinois license plate EP16347. It may have visible front-end damage and possibly a recently replaced windshield — signs that may help residents identify the car.
Victim in Serious Condition
The pedestrian suffered serious injuries, heightening the urgency behind the search. Police have not released the victim’s name but say he remains hospitalized.
Community & Police Collaboration Underway
Officers from the 7th District are working alongside Englewood community members to gather leads. They’re urging anyone who may have seen the crash or the vehicle involved to come forward.
A detailed community alert and appeal for information is available via the Chicago Police Department’s official site.
What You Can Do
Anyone who was in the area at the time or who may have seen a gray Audi Q5 with damage is urged to speak up. Even small details — like a dashcam video, surveillance footage, or eyewitness account — could be crucial in locating the driver.
Have you seen this vehicle or have information that could help the investigation? Let us know in the comments — your tip could make a difference in bringing justice to the victim. Visit ChicagoSuburbanFamily.com for updates on this developing case.
