Denver (KDVR)-Denver police are still searching for the suspect on Street beating on 26th Street and Laimer Street, which occurred a week ago. They said that a motorcycle hit a person on a motorcycle, leaving them serious injuries.
Jessica Reaglado, who works in the neighborhood and was close to the night of the accident, tired of him.
“I am afraid again. Just another incident that continues to happen in this field,” she said.
REGALADO worked here for a few years, but she said that seeing the crime scene and flashing lights does not become easier.
She said, “It is sad that this only happens.”
According to the City of Denver Map on the Internet, at least 10 similar incidents in the 2600 Larimer mass since the beginning of 2024 have happened.
This motorcycle included a common scene in the neighborhood.
“People are constantly behaving in this field,” said Regalado.
The recklessness, which was confirmed by the Denver police, who said that the driver was doing a answer at the time of the accident. Recelado believes this, after he saw similar behaviors countless times.
She said: “It is a kind of playing our customers just because you have engines that chant and then all the noisy noise.”
While the police are still searching for the suspect, Regalado plans to send a petition to the city, asking this mass of Larimeer only for pedestrians, similar to areas without cars such as Square Square and 16th Street.
Anything to keep crime scenes to be a regular scene.
“We just want safe time again,” said Regalado.
Denver Police put crime plug lamps today hoping to find the suspect, describing the motorcycle as an older black model that is now possible with damage to the left side.
There are up to $ 2000 bonus for information.