HOLLAND (WHTC) — A hit-and-run crash on U.S. 31 in Spring Lake early Saturday morning injured two Muskegon residents, said from Ottawa County Sheriff’s Sgt. Dean DeVries.
Witnesses were unable to describe the hit-and-run car or its driver, police said.
The crash happened when that vehicle, then southbound on U.S. 31, attempted to change lanes just before 7 a.m. Saturday. Instead, it struck another southbound car, driven by Aaron Paul-Monroe Anderson, 18, of Muskegon.
The impact spun Anderson’s car around until it was facing north, at which point his car was struck head-on by a third southbound vehicle, driven by Muskegon resident Theresa Ann Gooden, 50.
The hit-and-run vehicle fled the scene, DeVries said.
Anderson was taken a North Ottawa Hospial ambulance to Mercy Hospital for treatment of what DeVries called a minor neck injury.
Gooden told emergency responders she would seek her own treatment; the nature of her injuries were undisclosed by police.
Spring Lake Fire Rescue assisted police at the scene.
Anyone with information on this incident is asked to call the Sheriff’s office, either at (616) 738-4000 or (800) 249-0911 or contact Silent Observer by phone: (877) 887-4536; texting OCMTIP and the tip to 274637 or submit an online tip via www.mosotips.com.
