Robert Royer, 47, killed in hit-and-run bicycle accident with Tammy Hodge, 43, on Park Road in Spokane
Hit and run along Park Road killed 47-year-old man
The Spokane County Medical Examiner's Office identified the man killed in a hit-and-run accident early Tuesday morning. Authorities said 47-year-old Robert Royer died of blunt impact to the head.
Investigators impound car they believe struck and killed bicyclist
The friend who saw the incident did not wish to speak to the media, but Lind said he told family members that the car was speeding and hit Robert from behind without stopping.
Detectives continue investigation into fatal hit and run
Detectives have located a person of interest and and possible suspect vehicle, they are also processing evidence that includes video from a nearby home.
Driver could face hit and run charge for fatal collision
Traffic Unit investigators with the Spokane County Sheriff's Office are recommending the charge against Tammy Hodge, 43, who contacted detectives hours after the fatal crash.
What do you want to do?
According to investigators, Royer was riding his bike up Park Road near Interstate 90 when a vehicle struck him and left the scene. Hodge contacted the police hours after the fatal collision occured, and could possibly be facing hit-and-run charges in the near future.
What money damages are recoverable in a death claim?
Every death from an accident is tragic. When a death is the result of someone else’s negligence, certain survivors may make a wrongful death claim against those responsible. Close relatives may recover monetary damages for the loss of financial support, as well as for medical, funeral, and burial expenses, lost earnings, and in some cases for pain, suffering, and loss of love and affection. Learn more about Spokane accident insurance claims…
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