Two Teens Reportedly Injured in Hit-and-Run at Carver Bus Stop; Police Seek Public’s Help

CARVER, MA — Carver police are asking for the public’s assistance as they investigate a reported hit-and-run involving two teenagers at a bus stop.

According to information reported by Boston 25 News and an announcement attributed to the Carver Police Department, the incident occurred Thursday morning on Forest Street and involved two 16-year-old students.

Authorities are seeking to identify a pickup truck believed to have been involved. The vehicle has been described in reports as a dark-colored truck with LED lights.

According to the information released about the incident, the truck’s side-view mirror reportedly struck the teens before the vehicle left the area. Further details about the teenagers’ injuries and their conditions have not been independently confirmed by Plimoth Today.

Police Ask Anyone With Information to Come Forward

Anyone who witnessed the incident or has information that could help identify the vehicle or its driver is encouraged to contact Carver Police Detective Joshua Shaw at 508-866-2000, extension 1612, as reported in the department’s public appeal.

Residents who may have been in the area around the time of the incident are asked to share any information that could assist investigators.

Plimoth Today will update this report as additional information becomes available from authorities.

Source: Boston 25 News WFXT; Carver Police Department public announcement.