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BUFFALO, NY | NEW PHOTO RELEASED | REWARD UP TO $2,500

The Buffalo Police Department has released an updated Crime Stoppers bulletin regarding a fatal hit-and-run crash that occurred on September 27, 2026, at approximately 4:24 AM, at the intersection of Broadway and Oak Street in the City of Buffalo.

According to investigators, a 2018 Volkswagen Atlas struck another vehicle that was stopped at a red light. Tragically, the collision resulted in the death of the other driver.

The driver of the Volkswagen reportedly fled the scene on foot, traveling westbound on Broadway before heading north on Ellicott Street.

📸 NEW PHOTO RELEASED

Buffalo Police Accident Investigation Unit Investigator Krug has obtained a significantly clearer photograph of the individual investigators are seeking to identify.

Police believe the individual pictured may have been in the East Aurora area on the evening of September 26 and in the Chippewa area during the early morning hours of September 27.

The circumstances of the investigation have not changed. This update is being shared to provide the public with a better photograph.

💰 CRIME STOPPERS REWARD

Crime Stoppers WNY is offering a reward of up to $2,500 for information leading to the arrest or indictment of the pictured suspect.

☎️ Have information?

Contact Crime Stoppers WNY at 716-867-6161 or submit a tip through the free Buffalo Tips mobile app.

🙏 PLEASE SHARE THIS UPDATED PHOTO!

Someone may recognize this individual or have information that could help investigators bring answers to the victim’s family.

Please do not publicly speculate about anyone’s identity. Forward any information directly to Crime Stoppers or law enforcement.

Source: Buffalo Police Department / Crime Stoppers WNY

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