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Car strikes pedestrians at Los Angeles corner, killing at least three, officials say
The Guardian reports that the crash occurred during Tuesday rush hour near a North Hollywood metro station, with three others critically injured.
The short version
- A car struck pedestrians on a Los Angeles corner during Tuesday rush hour, authorities said.[The Guardian]
- At least three people died and three were critically injured in the crash near a North Hollywood metro station.[The Guardian]
- The unidentified driver is hospitalized in critical condition, according to Los Angeles police.[The Guardian]
- Mayor Karen Bass said the victims included street vendors and pedestrians, and police say a prolonged investigation will review area video.[The Guardian]
Key facts
- At least three people died and three were critically injured after a car struck pedestrians on a Los Angeles corner.[The Guardian]
- The crash occurred during Tuesday rush hour near a North Hollywood metro station.[The Guardian]
- The driver is hospitalized in critical condition, according to Los Angeles police.[The Guardian]
- The three injured people were taken to area hospitals, according to an LA fire department statement.[The Guardian]
- Mayor Karen Bass said the victims included street vendors and pedestrians.[The Guardian]
- LA police chief Jim McDonnell said authorities will review video from the area as part of a prolonged investigation.[The Guardian]
What remains uncertain
- The driver's identity remains unknown, and the coverage does not report a cause for the crash.[The Guardian]
- The death toll is stated as at least three, so the final count remains open.[The Guardian]
Sources
Outlet counts describe coverage, not independent confirmation. Reports may share a wire service or original source.