(Birmingham, Alabama – November 1, 2024) — A 13 year-old boy from Ensley, AL was tragically killed after he was hit by a vehicle fleeing the scene of a shooting.
According to the Birmingham Police Department, shots were fired around 6:45 PM in the 2400 block of Avenue D. A man fleeing the shooting in his vehicle hit Braylen “Bray Bray” Hardy, who was riding his ATV on a grassy area and sidewalk near is father’s house.
After the man struck Braylen, he fled the scene on foot. The Birmingham PD located and detained tthe driver.
Braylen suffered critical injuries and was taken to Children’s Hospital in Birmingham. Tragically, Braylen died three days later.
The Birmingham PD continues to investigate the incident. No arrests have been made at this time.
A Go Fund Me page has been created to help Braylen’s parents hourgh this horrific time. We ask anyone who can financially help to please donate.
Source: Al.com
Contact a Birmingham Hit and Run Attorney for Help
Unfortunately, fatal hit and run accidents like these happen around the state of Alabama.
Police must investigate these crashes thoroughly to determine the cause of the accident. Those involved in the crash should request a copy of the accident report.
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If you sustain injuries or lose a loved one in a hit and run accident, please contact our Birmingham car accident attorneys or call us at 205-407-6015 to set up a free consultation.
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