Frightening Hit-and-Run Crash on Beech Street Injures 1 [Moses Lake, WA]

Moses Lake, WA (July 29, 2026) — A 23-year-old Moses Lake man is facing a felony hit-and-run charge after a shocking crash on Beech Street where he allegedly struck a bicyclist in a crosswalk and left the scene.

According to the Moses Lake Police Department, officers responded to a reported crash at the intersection of Beech Street and Broadway Avenue at approximately 11:30 a.m. on July 26. Investigators determined that an eastbound vehicle hit a bicyclist before the driver continued without stopping to assist or report the collision.

Police later identified the vehicle involved and located it that evening at a residence on Lowry Street. Officers contacted the suspected driver, arrested him on a felony hit-and-run charge, and booked him into the Grant County Jail. Authorities also impounded the vehicle as they await a search warrant.

The injured bicyclist received medical attention. The incident remains under investigation.

Hit-and-Run is a Crime

A hit-and-run is a deadly offense that endangers lives and robs victims of their right to assistance. If you’re in an accident, do not leave the scene and check for injuries; 911 should be called immediately. Leaving can lead to criminal charges, even if the crash appears to be minor. As a driver, own it — someone’s life could hang in the balance.

If you observe a hit-and-run, report it and give any information you can. Assistance to law enforcement can really make a difference. Each of us can do our part to drive responsibly and with integrity, and to get everyone the help they need after a crash.

Drivers have a legal and moral responsibility to stop after a crash and help anyone who may be injured. Leaving the scene can delay emergency care and lead to serious legal consequences. If you or a loved one has been injured in a hit-and-run collision, understanding your legal rights is an important step toward recovery.

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What Should You Do When Injured in a Hit-and-Run Collision?

If you are injured in a hit-and-run collision, your safety and health come first. Call 911 immediately to report the crash and request medical help. If you are able, try to remember and record any details about the fleeing vehicle—such as the make, model, color, or license plate number. Also, take photos of the scene, your injuries, and any vehicle damage. Gather contact information from any witnesses who saw the crash.

Once you’ve received medical attention, report the incident to the police and get a copy of the report for your records. Notify your insurance company about the hit-and-run as soon as possible; your policy may include uninsured motorist coverage that can help with medical costs and vehicle repairs.

Most importantly, hire Sweet Lawyers’ personal injury attorney. They can help investigate the incident, protect your rights, and work to get you compensation for your injuries, lost wages, and other damages.

Speak with Sweet Lawyers to learn more about a personal injury claim. Call us at (800) 674-7852 or visit our website here.