Adam Condit

Andrew Fibert

Sumner Newscow report —  Sedgwick County District Court Judge Sean Hatfield sentenced a man to prison in connection with a deadly crash that resulted in the March 15 hit-and-run death of Adam Condit, a Wellington High School graduate.

Andrew Fibert was sentenced to 17 months for leaving the scene of a fatal crash and an additional six months in jail for driving under the influence, the Sedgwick County District Attorney’s Office announced.

Fibert pleaded no contest on July 16 to leaving the scene of a deadly crash and driving under the influence.

Both convictions stem from a crash on the 5800 block of West Windmill Road near the Sedgwick County Zoo. Condit died at the scene. Fibert has admitted guilt to driving a dark blue Dodge Ram 1500 pickup while driving westbound on Windmill Road, a diagonal road, from Zoo Blvd., passing another vehicle, and striking Condit, who was walking northbound across Windmill.

The case was prosecuted by Deputy District Attorney Aaron Breitenbach.