One person killed, and one other person injured near 338 E 89TH ST in Chatham
A passenger was killed after a Saturday night hit-and-run angle collision in Chatham on August 10, 2024 at 9:00 PM.
The crash occurred near 338 E 89TH ST, on an undivided road. The posted speed limit was 30 mph. There was a stop sign. It was dark but with streetlights, the weather was clear, and the roadway was dry. The police report attributed the cause of the crash to disregarding a stop sign.
There were two motor vehicles involved in the crash:
- A 2010 Buick Lacrosse was heading east while merging. The police report described the driver, an unknown age male, as disregarding traffic controls/signals. The police report did not have additional details about the driver.
- A 2022 Toyota Camry operated by a rideshare service was heading south and was hit in the side-right-front. The driver, a 23-year-old man, was wearing a seat belt and his airbag deployed from the front; he was uninjured. A 74-year-old female passenger was wearing a seat belt and her airbag did not deploy; she was killed. A 72-year-old female passenger was wearing a seat belt and her airbag deployed from the front; she reportedly suffered unspecified injuries.
Police were notified 2 hours later at 11:30 PM and made a desk report. This was the 541st injurious crash reported in August 2024, and the 11,084th injurious crash reported in 2024. It was the 70th fatal crash for 2024.
Where it happened
338 E 89TH ST
- Neighborhood
- Chatham
- Ward
- 6th Ward
- Nearest streets
- E 89TH ST· S CALUMET AVE
- Intersections
- E 89TH ST & S CALUMET AVE
Street view: 41.7329° N, 87.6161° W
4 people and 2 vehicles
Reported Conditions
- Crash type
- VEHICLE-TO-VEHICLE
- Primary cause
- DISREGARDING STOP SIGN
- Secondary cause
- UNABLE TO DETERMINE
- Weather
- CLEAR
- Lighting
- DARKNESS, LIGHTED ROAD
- Road surface
- DRY
- Road defect
- NO DEFECTS
- Trafficway
- NOT DIVIDED
- Traffic control
- STOP SIGN/FLASHER
- Speed limit
- 30 MPH
Raw data
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