Driver sentenced for deadly Wichita hit-and-run after night of bar-hopping

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — The driver in a deadly hit-and-run near the Sedgwick County Zoo was sentenced Friday.

Andrew Fibert of Wichita got 19 months in prison for leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death and six months in jail for driving under the influence.

Fibert was driving a pickup truck when he hit a pedestrian shortly after midnight on March 15 near Zoo Boulevard and 13th Street. The pedestrian, 29-year-old Adam Condit of Wichita, died at the scene.

Affidavit: Driver was bar-hopping before fatal hit‑and‑run by Sedgwick County Zoo

Court documents say Fibert was bar-hopping that night. A man who was with him before the crash told investigators that they went to three bars downtown. Location data from Fibert’s phone showed that the men then drove to a bar and restaurant in west Wichita, according to an affidavit…

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