A horrific hit-and-run in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, in early June 2026 claimed the life of one while critically injuring two others. Ex-PSU athlete Kyle Vasey and his fiancée, 35-year-old Corinne More, were on a neighborhood walk around 10:30 a.m. on Monday, June 1, when a truck struck them. Their 72-year-old neighbor, who was nearby, was also struck.

Vasey sustained catastrophic injuries, including multiple fractures that required at least six surgeries. He is now fighting for his life. Corinne More died in the crash, reported Donnie Collins on June 9, 2026. The neighbor has been hospitalized with serious injuries.

“This was a horrific scene,” said Douglas County Sheriff Darren Weekly, as reported by CBS.

The truck driver fled the scene, but sheriff’s deputies tracked him down and apprehended him with the help of a witness who followed the truck approximately 5.5 miles down to Daniels Park. The culprit, now identified as 28-year-old Adam Bauserman, was driving with a revoked license following a previous DUI conviction in April 2025, according to police records. He had a 10-year license suspension history.

Bauserman made his initial court appearances in early June and faced seven felony charges and one misdemeanor, including vehicular homicide, vehicular assault, failure to remain at the scene of an accident involving death, assault in the second degree—crimes against at-risk persons, driving a motor vehicle with a license under restraint, and more.

The Douglas County Sheriff’s office confirmed Bauserman had no connection to Vasey, More, or their neighbor. The court determined that while driving, his blood alcohol content was more than .2, far higher than the legal limit of .08. Per the witness’s statement, when the Ford F-150 jerked onto the sidewalk, it hit the curb hard, while the speed limit on that road is 40 mph.

The three victims’ families suffered an immense loss. They are looking for answers but aren’t getting any due to a lack of evidence. Further investigation is ongoing.

The investigating sheriff is trying for justice

Douglas County Sheriff Darren Weekly stated the suspect was “unusually quiet” and till now, there’s no intent of homicide or murder. “If we can prove that, we’ll certainly do that, but at this point we have no indication of that,” said Weekly, as reported by CBS.

“Mr. Bauserman has had several revocations and suspensions of his license over the last 10 years. He should never have been on the roadway, and as a result of that, somebody is now deceased,” added Weekly. “We need to make sure that we do our job well, and that we get justice for all these victims.”

Bauserman is at the Douglas County Jail on a $100,000 bond. His next scheduled court appearance is on June 12.