A terrifying crash involving three vehicles shook the streets of Davie, Florida, and now police are desperately searching for the driver who fled the scene and is still on the run. The incident has left the community shocked and several people injured — and police are urging the public to help track down the suspect.
According to officials, the crash happened earlier this week during busy traffic hours near Griffin Road and Davie Road Extension. Witnesses say a speeding vehicle suddenly cut across lanes and smashed into two other cars, causing a chain reaction. Instead of stopping to help or take responsibility, the driver took off immediately — abandoning their vehicle and running away on foot.
Emergency crews rushed to the scene, where several people were treated for non-life-threatening injuries. One of the cars reportedly flipped onto its side, and photos from the scene show shattered windshields, crushed bumpers, and heavy traffic delays.
“This person didn’t just cause a crash — they endangered lives and ran from it,” said a Davie police spokesperson. “We’re asking anyone who saw the driver or has video to come forward.”
Police have not yet released the identity of the suspect but say they believe the person is a local resident based on early leads. Surveillance cameras in the area captured part of the incident, and investigators are reviewing the footage to identify the fleeing driver.
So far, no arrests have been made, and the suspect is still on the loose. Officers are going door to door in nearby neighborhoods and are asking residents to check any home security cameras for footage that might help solve the case.
The crash has left residents concerned about reckless driving and accountability. “It’s scary to think someone can just cause that much damage and run away,” said one witness. “They need to be found before someone else gets hurt.”
Police are encouraging the public to call Broward Crime Stoppers or the Davie Police Department with any tips. Rewards may be offered for information that leads to an arrest.