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NewsWPLG Local 10 – Main FeedAugust 14, 2026Miami-Dade

Hallandale Beach police arrest driver in July 18 hit-and-run

Francesca Yesbick, 37, turned herself in to Hallandale Beach police after being identified as the driver in a July 18 hit-and-run crash. Investigators allege Yesbick provided false information to 911 dispatchers regarding the vehicle's color and the incident location following the collision.

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Why It Matters

A pedestrian sustained serious injuries in a incident, leading to a criminal investigation and the arrest of a suspect identified through surveillance and .

Key Facts

  • The hit-and-run occurred shortly before midnight on July 18 in the 600 block of West Hallandale Beach Boulevard.
  • The victim survived the crash but sustained serious injuries.
  • Police identified the driver as 37-year-old Francesca Yesbick.
  • Investigators used city surveillance cameras and license plate reader technology to identify the vehicle and driver.
  • Yesbick allegedly called 911 after the incident and reported a green Honda was involved, while surveillance video showed a white vehicle.
  • Yesbick turned herself in to the Hallandale Beach Police Department nearly a month after the incident.
  • Yesbick faces a formal charge of leaving the scene of an accident.

Who's Mentioned

location600 block of West Hallandale Beach Boulevard“The location where the crash occurred.”organizationLocal 10 News“The news outlet that obtained the surveillance footage.”organizationHallandale Beach Police Department“The law enforcement agency investigating the crash.”other37“The age of the suspect.”personFrancesca Yesbick“The suspect arrested for the hit-and-run incident.”other911“The emergency service contacted by the suspect.”