OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — Overland Park police are asking the public for help identifying a vehicle and driver after a hit-and-run collision that involved a motorcyclist on I-435 on June 28.
The crash occurred just after 5 p.m. near the westbound Roe Avenue exit ramp, according to the Overland Park Police Department. Investigators say the striking vehicle fled the scene before officers arrived.
What investigators are looking for
Authorities describe the suspect vehicle as a gray, four-door sedan with tinted windows, believed to be an Acura. Police say the car likely shows visible damage on the passenger side and to the right front mirror.
- Incident date: June 28, 2026
- Approximate time: shortly after 5 p.m.
- Location: I-435 near westbound Roe Ave. exit ramp
- Suspect vehicle: gray four-door sedan, tinted windows; likely an Acura
- Damage reported: passenger-side damage and right front mirror
The motorcyclist involved was struck by the unidentified sedan. Police have not released additional medical information about the motorcyclist or whether arrests have been made.
"Anyone who saw the crash, recognizes the vehicle or may have any information should contact Officer Jonathan Hayes at 913-890-1437."
Why this matters to residents
Hit-and-run crashes on major corridors such as I-435 can create ongoing safety and investigative concerns for drivers and commuters in Overland Park. Visible damage to a passenger-side area and a missing or damaged mirror may make the vehicle identifiable to neighbors, body shops or collision repair businesses.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Date | June 28, 2026 |
| Time | Shortly after 5 p.m. |
| Location | I-435 near westbound Roe Ave. exit ramp |
| Suspect vehicle | Gray four-door sedan, tinted windows; likely an Acura; passenger-side and right front mirror damage |
Police ask anyone with relevant information to contact Officer Jonathan Hayes at 913-890-1437. Tips may help locate the vehicle and hold the driver accountable.
Readers with dash-cam footage, photos, or who remember seeing a damaged gray sedan in the area around the time of the crash are urged to reach out to the Overland Park Police Department.
