Hannibal Man Charged with First-Degree Assault After Allegedly Running Over Victim Twice
A Hannibal man, Camron Hall, has been arrested and charged with first-degree assault for allegedly running over a person twice with his car on Market Street in Hannibal.
Quincy Hannibal Keokuk, IL, October 9, 2026 — A resident of Hannibal, Camron Hall, has been arrested and faces charges of first-degree assault. The arrest stems from an incident where Hall allegedly used his vehicle as a weapon, striking a person on Market Street.
According to initial reports, Hall is accused of intentionally running over an individual with his car on two separate occasions during the incident on Market Street in Hannibal. The specific date and time of the alleged assault were not immediately available.
Authorities have confirmed Hall’s arrest and the nature of the charges against him. The charge of first-degree assault indicates a serious offense, typically involving the use of a deadly weapon or causing serious injury. The use of a vehicle in this manner is often considered a deadly weapon under the law.
Details regarding the condition of the alleged victim were not provided. Information concerning the events leading up to the alleged assault, the circumstances surrounding Hall’s alleged actions, or any statements made by Hall or witnesses have not been released.
The Hannibal Police Department is reportedly handling the investigation. The contractor’s name, if any was involved in repairs or vehicle involvement, was not provided. The fine amount, if applicable at this stage, was not provided. The outcome of any preliminary hearings or further legal proceedings for Camron Hall is pending.
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