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Port St Lucie Police investigating Dirt Bike hit-and-run

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Cyndi Lenz
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Port St. Lucie, Fl- A 12-year-old who was riding a dirt bike struck by a vehicle on Friday and the driver left the scene.

Here are the details from the Port St.Lucie Police:

PSLPD Investigating Vehicle vs. Dirt Bike Hit and Run Crash

At about 9:32 pm, PSLPD and St. Lucie County Fire District responded to SW Savona Blvd. and SW California Blvd. for a vehicle vs. dirt bike crash with serious injuries.

Preliminary investigation revealed a dirt bike was traveling northbound on SW Savona Blvd. and struck a vehicle. The unknown vehicle left the scene after the crash.

The 12-year-old dirt bike driver was seriously injured and airlifted to St. Mary’s Hospital.

Anyone with information on the crash should call THI Officer Keith Appelbaum at (772) 871-5000 or Treasure Coast Crime Stoppers at (800) 273-8477.

The hit and run suspect vehicle is believed to be a white Mercedes.

According to the child’s father the Mercedes had red marks on the back and possibly more damage.

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11 responses to “Port St Lucie Police investigating Dirt Bike hit-and-run”

  1. Gary Avatar
    Gary

    I saw several kids on dirt bikes and an ATV riding up Port Saint Lucie Blvd. through the construction near Gatlin. Was thinking that it looked like an accident waiting to happen. All of the vehicles looked pretty new.

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    1. Cyndi Lenz Avatar
      Cyndi Lenz

      this child was riding to a friends house a few blocks away. The real issue is the car leaving the scene.

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  2. Adam Paul Avatar
    Adam Paul

    No Cindi, the real issue is the 12yr old on a dirt bike, riding on the road, and hit the car. It says the 12yr hit the car and then the car left, not the car hitting the bike. Why does the 12yr old have a dirt bike in the city, they are ment for off road and last I checked the city is letting developers clear lots for houses not dirt bike parks. The car should of stayed yes but it not just on the driver of the car.

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    1. Cyndi Lenz Avatar
      Cyndi Lenz

      He was riding two blocks to a friend’s house to sleep over.

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    2. Cyndi Lenz Avatar
      Cyndi Lenz

      he was riding two blocks to his friends house to sleep over. We don’t leave kids bleeding in the street. 317 hit-and-runs since Jan 1 in St Lucie County,

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  3. Cyndi Lenz Avatar
    Cyndi Lenz

    A few years ago there was a child hit while crossing Indian River Drive where Barbours used to be. I’m not even sure who was at fault. The driver stopped and a bunch of us stopped called 911 and waited for the ambulance to come.

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  4. Joann smith Avatar
    Joann smith

    this lady is disgusting! She isn’t a journalist! She just disrespects everyone

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    1. Cyndi Lenz Avatar
      Cyndi Lenz

      Hi I’m approving so people can see. If you read my post you will see that I posted exactly what the Port St. Lucie police said. That’s how I do it so on days like today when peoples heads are blowing off with victim blaming I can say to you; get a grip! Learn to read.

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    2. Cyndi Lenz Avatar
      Cyndi Lenz

      let me ask you? are the port st lucie police disrespectful? they simply want to find the person who left the scene and find out what happened. I’m not sure what planet you live on but this is normal operating procedure. also do you think its ok to leave a child bleeding from their ears on the road alone? would you do that? really get a grip.

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      Cyndi Lenz

      just fyi i could have easily not approved your comment. I wanted people to see how absolutely nuts people are. Please have a good day.

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  5. Cyndi Lenz Avatar
    Cyndi Lenz

    I’m going to explain how the news works. Been writing the news since 2015. I have places I question if things are true or not and I won’t post it if i think its at all fishy. I’ve had the pleasure of dealing with the PSLPD since 2015. If I had a question right this moment I could text the PIO and ask him. I’ve also know you have to patient. When they put out a post like this they are reporting what happened and they are trying to find the person that left the scene. They are absolutely great about posting this to public so we will all help. I, admittedly will not let a post like this go by if I can help it. It’s not my job to judge. If I am you’ll know because I will clearly say this is my opinion. If people want to yell at me thats fine. I don’t really care.

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