DETROIT (WWJ) -- An investigation is underway after a hit-and-run crash on Detroit's northwest side Saturday night injured three people, including a young girl.
Police say it all unfolded near the intersection of Fenkell Avenue and Ohio Street on the city's northwest side late Saturday night when a vehicle was driving without its lights on.
That vehicle struck a car in the intersection before fleeing the scene, according to authorities. The car that was struck went airborne and landed on several vehicles, including multiple motorcycles.
A 9-year-old girl who was sitting on one of the motorcycles was injured during the incident. The girl and two other victims were taken to a hospital and were last reported to be in serious condition.
The driver of the vehicle that struck them was initially arrested, but authorities soon learned that driver was not at fault in the incident.
Authorities have not yet released any details about the suspect's vehicle, but are continuing to search for the driver. The investigation is ongoing.
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