Louisville Man Charged After Goss Avenue Crash Injured Two Pedestrians

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WDRB+WAVE reported on September 25 that Louisville police arrested Jason Montgomery in connection with a hit-and-run crash on Goss Avenue. According to the arrest citation described in the report, the collision happened September 3 as a couple crossed in a crosswalk with its lights flashing. The report does not specify the date Montgomery was arrested.

Police allege Montgomery accelerated while turning, struck both pedestrians and left the scene after briefly stopping. The report says both were taken to a hospital and describes injuries including a concussion, bruising and abrasions for one pedestrian, and facial, dental and jaw injuries for the other. Investigators identified the driver using surveillance video and records from a separate traffic stop, according to the article.

WDRB+WAVE reported that Montgomery's bond was set at $50,000, that he entered a not-guilty plea and that a preliminary hearing was expected October 2. These are allegations and reported court developments, not a finding of guilt.

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