🐶 A motorcyclist and dog walker was struck and killed in North Bergen Friday
🐶 Officials have actually charged a Jersey City man with leaving the scene of the crash
🐶 The victim is kept in mind for his smile and kindness
NORTH BERGEN — A Jersey City man is charged with leaving the scene of a hit-and-run that killed a dog walker who was widely known and valued by his neighborhood.
Josh Huayamave, 23, was struck in North Bergen on Friday night, according to the Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office.
Authorities said the North Bergen man’s bike was discovered initially in the roadway near Granton and Liberty Avenues around 9 p.m. Police browsed the location and after a long time, Huayamave was discovered hurt almost half a mile away on 76th Street simply off Tonnelle Ave/Route 9. He was required to the healthcare facility and pronounced dead at 9:40 p.m.
Julian Palacios, 30, is implicated of driving a blue Honda Civic that was associated with a crash with Huayamave’s bike. Prosecutor Esther Suarez says Palacios did not remain at the scene.
Palacios was apprehended in Long Branch on Tuesday. He was very first required to a medical center. He will be required to Hudson County prison. He’s charged with second-degree leaving the scene of an automobile accident leading to death and fourth-degree blockage.
🐶 Dog walker kept in mind for generosity
Huayamave was grieved this weekend with a homage at North Bergen Dog Park, ABC 7 Eyewitness News reported. His family informed the outlet that he had actually begun an informal dog-walking business as a teen and after that made it main in January.
Another memorial was developed near Granton and Liberty Avenues. People left balloons, candle lights, and messages composed on the guardrails.
Memorial for Joshua Huayamave (ABC 7 Eyewitness News)
A GoFundMe for Huayamave’s family was developed by animal groomer Daniela Salazar.
“His kindness and the method he got in touch with the dogs he looked after was unusual. He constantly brought light and [positivity] whenever he walk in; we will always remember his smile when he generated customers to our shop,” Salazar said. “He was a gem of an individual who had the magic to speak to our dogs.”
Rick Rickman is a press reporter for New Jersey 101.5. You can reach him at [email protected]
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