Multiple Men Charged with Murder in Hit-and-Run Incidents Across U.S.

Several recent incidents across the United States have resulted in murder charges after individuals were fatally run over by vehicles. In Kansas City, Anthony Milligan was charged with second-degree murder for repeatedly driving his SUV at and killing Terry Lindsey, claiming he believed Lindsey intended to rob him. In Cherokee County, Iowa, Richard Hammond was arrested for first-degree murder after witnesses reported he intentionally ran over Christopher Wheeler with a truck, then fled the scene. In El Paso County, Texas, Abraham Alvarado faces charges of murder and aggravated assault after allegedly running over Leonel Monarrez with an SUV following a fight at a gas station; authorities praised the collaborative efforts that led to his arrest. These cases highlight a disturbing pattern of vehicular homicide involving personal disputes or altercations, with law enforcement emphasizing swift action to bring suspects into custody.