Overview
- Police served a warrant and arrested 63-year-old Curtis Collick on Monday after investigators linked him to a Sept. 3 crash at North Charles and Fayette streets.
- Collick faces charges of failing to stop at the scene of an accident, failing to provide required information, and failing to render reasonable assistance to an injured person.
- Surveillance video obtained by reporters shows a vehicle striking 26-year-old Riah Luby in the crosswalk while the driver, wearing a yellow MTA vest, briefly checked the car and then drove away.
- The Maryland Transit Administration confirmed Collick is a bus operator with 22 years of service and said it is cooperating with the Baltimore Police Department; court records show he was released on a $10,000 unsecured bond after a bail hearing.
- Bystander aid and the video helped move the probe forward and the case could prompt closer scrutiny of transit employee protocols and crosswalk safety enforcement in Baltimore.