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Bartholomew County, IN - Driver Arrested for Hit-and-Run at a Bus Stop That Killed a High School Student

Bartholomew County, IN - Driver Arrested for Hit-and-Run at a Bus Stop That Killed a High School Student
Published: August 30, 2021
By: Darla Medina
Last Updated on August 30, 2021

Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Student at Bus Stop

According to WTHR 13, a Columbus East High School student was fatally hit by an SUV at a bus stop near 1900 S Gladstone Ave, Columbus, IN 47201. 

Police responded to a call right before 7 a.m. on Monday, August 30, 2021. A high school student was about to board a stopped school bus when an SUV failed to stop and struck the victim. The SUV driver took off from the scene but was followed by a witness. The police were able to catch up to the suspect and now have the driver in custody. 

The student was taken to Columbus Regional Hospital but died from their injuries. 

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Legal Rights for Auto Accident Victims and Their Families

Car accident lawyer Jeff Gibson represents victims of car, truck, and bus accidents and their families. He helps them get the financial compensation they need and rightfully deserve. Jeff has shared some legal options available to those injured and the families of those killed in auto accidents.

Auto accidents are tragedies that often cause devastating injuries, including death. In the aftermath of an auto accident, victims and their families often struggle with grief and face financial difficulties, such as medical bills and lost income. Victims and their families may often find financial relief by filing a personal injury or a wrongful death lawsuit in the event of a hit-and-run accident.

Depending on the circumstances of the accident, multiple parties can be held liable in an auto accident lawsuit. The driver could be held liable if the accident was their fault and if they failed to stop. Additionally, the driver's employer could be held responsible if their negligence played a role in the crash, such as hiring a driver with a history of driving citations.

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