A hit-and-run incident occurred late last night at the intersection of West Whittier Boulevard and Goodrich Boulevard in Los Angeles County, CA, involving two vehicles, including a black Lexus SUV. The incident was reported around 11:32 PM when the Lexus was blocking the intersection, prompting emergency services to respond.
Emergency personnel, including the fire department and ambulance services, arrived at the scene as a precaution due to the presence of children in one of the vehicles. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. The children involved were a 7-year-old and a 3-year-old, who were safely accounted for during the incident.
The Los Angeles County Fire Department confirmed their involvement shortly after the initial report, and an ambulance was requested to ensure the safety of those involved. By 11:42 PM, it was determined that the incident would be classified as a hit-and-run with no injuries, allowing for the necessary towing of the vehicles involved.
Towing services were initiated at approximately 12:04 AM, and the vehicles were removed from the scene to clear the intersection. The final disposition of the vehicles was completed by 1:24 AM, allowing traffic to resume normal flow in the area.
This incident highlights the importance of road safety and the potential consequences of blocking intersections. While no injuries were reported, the involvement of emergency services underscores the need for caution in similar situations. Authorities encourage drivers to remain vigilant and ensure that their vehicles do not obstruct traffic, especially in busy intersections.
For ongoing updates and information on traffic incidents in Los Angeles County, residents are advised to stay informed through local news outlets and the California Highway Patrol.