Justice For New Jersey Accident Victims
Scroll to bottom button

New Jersey man involved in hit-and-run

A drunk driver was taken into custody by Andover Township police on July 12th. The New Jersey man was charged with drunk driving when he allegedly left the scene of an accident which resulted in two flat tires.

The 31-year-old man was charged with various offenses including reckless driving, driving while intoxicated, driving without a license and leaving the scene of an auto accident. The man refused to submit to a breath test.

Authorities were able to locate the man when they found an immobilized car. The vehicle was found near the Lenape Avenue and Route 517 intersection where the man drove his vehicle after the hit-and-run. Police administered a roadside investigation of the man and found that he appeared to be intoxicated. The man was taken into the Police Department. According to officials, he was released to his friend and has a municipal court appearance pending.

Someone involved in an auto accident, such as a hit-and-run, may have serious injuries that they now have to live with. The victim may experience physical problems as well as psychological problems due to the negligent driver injuring them and leaving the scene of the accident. They may have pending medical expenses and may have a difficult time returning to work. Accidents such as this affect the family of the victim as well. Many people may be unsure of what steps to take to get their lives back in the direction it was before their injury. An attorney who has experience in motor vehicle accidents may be able to help victims get their questions answered and instruct them on which steps to take.

Source: New Jersey Herald, “Bryam man charged with DWI after crash”, July 14, 2013

Archives