1 Injured in Hit-and-Run Pedestrian Accident on Santa Monica Boulevard and St Andrews Place [Hollywood, CA]

1 Hurt in Hit-and-Run Pedestrian Crash on Santa Monica Boulevard in Hollywood

 
HOLLYWOOD, CA (March 25, 2024) — One person suffered significant injuries in a hit-and-run pedestrian accident on Santa Monica Boulevard near St Andrews Place.
 
According to the Los Angeles Police Department, the hit-and-run happened around 7:30 p.m. on January 9.Under unclear circumstances, a driver struck a man at a crosswalk on Santa Monica Boulevard. Subsequently, the driver of the possible dark gray Ford F-150 truck fled westbound on Santa Monica Boulevard.
 
Soon after, paramedics arrived and took the 44-year-old Los Angeles man to a hospital for treatment to his face, torso and legs. Meanwhile, officers began investigating the pedestrian accident to identify any evidence leading to the driver.
 
Currently, officers need help searching for the hit-and-run driver in this pedestrian accident. They are offering a reward of up to $25,000 to anyone who could help identify the suspect. If anyone has information, call LAPD West Traffic Division detectives at 213-473-0234.
 
The best way to avoid a pedestrian accident is to pay attention. Keep your attention forward and slow down at intersections, crosswalks and parking lots. Pedestrians should also take care and clear the road before crossing the street. These pedestrian accidents occur when either the driver or pedestrian overlooks danger.

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