Palm Bay police are searching for a suspect linked to a stolen car that caused multiple hit-and-runs over the weekend, leaving several vehicles damaged in a quiet residential neighborhood. The crashes occurred on a residential street where cars were parked in driveways, according to officers. One vehicle was pushed across a driveway into a front yard, leaving tire tracks and dirt. Another car was slammed into a house, causing structural damage to a garage door and destroying the vehicle inside. The suspected vehicle was reported stolen from a nearby residence, police said. Investigators are treating the crashes as separate cases but are connecting them to the theft. Officers have canvassed the neighborhood for witnesses and security footage. Crime scene investigators collected DNA swabs from the scene. Victims are demanding accountability and are dealing with thousands of dollars in repairs. The Palm Bay Police Department has not released the names of the victims or the estimated cost of damages. The stolen car was last seen in the area over the weekend, but no further details about the suspect or the vehicle’s make and model have been disclosed. Neighbors described the street as usually quiet, with no prior reports of similar incidents. Police said they are reviewing all available evidence and urged anyone with information to contact them. The investigation is ongoing, and no arrests have been made.