Police Search for Hit-and-Run Suspect

Introduction to the Incident

Authorities in Buena Park are turning to the public for help in locating a felony hit-and-run suspect.

According to a press release from the Buena Park Police Department, the blue Honda sedan allegedly involved was caught on camera speeding on Beach Boulevard just before 12:50 a.m. on Mar. 13.

Details of the Incident

“The vehicle was seen on cameras driving south on Beach Boulevard from Artesia Boulevard at a high rate of speed and running red lights,” the press release states. “The vehicle hit a pedestrian at Beach Boulevard and Crescent Avenue and continued driving south on Beach Boulevard and out of view without stopping.”

Condition of the Pedestrian and Vehicle

Police did not elaborate on the condition or the identity of the pedestrian who was struck. A Honda emblem was found at the crash site and collected as evidence. The discovery leads officials to believe that the car has “significant” front end damage, possibly including a damaged windshield.

Investigation and Search

No further details surrounding the car or a description of the driver were released. Police are searching for a significantly damaged sedan connected to a hit-and-run that occurred on Mar. 13, 2025 in Buena Park. (Buena Park Police Dept.)

Call for Public Assistance

Anyone with information is asked to call Buena Park Police Department Cpl. J. Vu at 714-562-3941. Tips can also be emailed to JVu@bppd.com.

Conclusion

The Buena Park Police Department is urging anyone with information about the hit-and-run incident to come forward. The public’s assistance is crucial in locating the suspect and bringing them to justice. By working together, the community can help ensure that those responsible for such crimes are held accountable.

FAQs

• Q: What type of vehicle is the police looking for?
  A: The police are searching for a blue Honda sedan with significant front end damage.
• Q: What is the contact information for reporting tips?
  A: Tips can be reported by calling 714-562-3941 or emailing JVu@bppd.com.
• Q: What happened during the incident?
  A: A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle that did not stop and continued driving away from the scene.
• Q: Is there any information about the pedestrian’s condition?
  A: The police have not released any information about the pedestrian’s condition or identity.