A multi-vehicle collision in Quartz Hill, CA, this morning resulted in one individual sustaining a head injury and prompted a swift emergency response. The incident occurred at the intersection of 50th Street West and West Avenue L10 at approximately 7:08 AM.
According to the California Highway Patrol, three vehicles were involved in the collision, which was confirmed shortly after the initial report. Fire was also reported at the scene, raising concerns for the safety of those involved. Witnesses observed a person leaving the area with a head injury, described as not wearing a shirt and carrying a bag. Emergency services quickly mobilized, with multiple units from the California Highway Patrol and the Los Angeles County Fire Department arriving shortly after the incident was reported.
By 7:22 AM, emergency responders were on the scene, assessing the situation and providing assistance. The fire department arrived shortly after, and a tow service was requested to manage the vehicles involved in the collision. At 8:10 AM, one vehicle was confirmed to be in tow, while the status of the other vehicles remained uncertain, though they were likely not drivable due to the severity of the incident.
The scene was cleared by 8:54 AM, with emergency units ensuring that the area was safe for motorists. The quick response from emergency services helped mitigate further risks and ensured that medical attention was provided to the injured individual.
This incident highlights the importance of road safety and the potential dangers of multi-vehicle collisions. Authorities encourage drivers to remain vigilant and report any emergencies immediately. As investigations continue, more details may emerge regarding the circumstances surrounding this collision.