• February 10, 2017

Bicyclist Injured in Houston, TX, Hit-and-run Accident on Jensen

Houston, TX -- February 10, 2017, a bicyclist was seriously injured after an accident where a vehicle hit them on Jensen Drive and fled the scene.

Harris County Sheriff's Deputies responded to the accident site at approximately 1:00 a.m. near the intersection of Jensen Drive and Keeland Street.

Their preliminary investigations indicate that the bicyclist was riding down Jensen when a black four-door sedan drove past and made contact with the cyclist, knocking the victim onto the road. The suspect driver then drove away from the scene.

Shortly afterward, emergency services rushed to the scene and transported the victim to a nearby hospital. Injuries were said to be serious but non-life-threatening.

At this time, authorities are investigating nearby security footage in an attempt to identify the suspect. They say investigations are ongoing.

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