Family Demands Justice as No Arrests Made in Fatal Hit-and-Run of DoorDash Delivery Worker The family of 18-year-old Gomez, killed in a hit-and-run while delivering food for DoorDash, continues to seek answers as police have made no arrests despite clear security footage showing the driver fleeing the scene. The intersection of 63rd and Kedzie has become a focal point for their grief and demand for justice. Despite clear security footage showing the driver of a red SUV exiting the vehicle and abandoning it at the scene of a fatal hit-and-run, Chicago police have yet to make any arrests in the case. The incident occurred at the intersection of 63rd and Kedzie in the early hours of April 5, where 18-year-old Gomez was delivering food for DoorDash on his bicycle when he was struck by the SUV. The driver, who police say ran a red light, collided with Gomez and another vehicle before fleeing on foot, leaving a critically injured woman inside the SUV. The intersection has since become a symbol of the family's grief and their unyielding quest for justice.Gomez's family, including Torres, expressed frustration at the lack of progress in the investigation, despite what they describe as overwhelming evidence. Torres stated, There's a lot of evidence. And, like I said, I'm just waiting for them to tell me that they captured the person. I know it's been so long, but I have faith that they'll do something about it.The family's pleas for answers have been met with silence from authorities, who have only confirmed that the investigation remains ongoing with no new developments. The case has raised concerns about the efficiency of the police response and the broader issue of hit-and-run incidents in the city. Community members have joined the family in calling for action, emphasizing the need for accountability and closure.As the days turn into weeks, the absence of arrests has deepened the family's pain, leaving them to grapple with loss and uncertainty. The intersection where Gomez was killed now serves as a somber reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of justice for those left behind