A hit-and-run incident occurred late last night on Interstate 5 South near El Toro Road in Laguna Hills, CA, involving two vehicles. The incident was reported at approximately 10:03 PM, with the reporting party recalling their involvement in a collision just two minutes later.
The California Highway Patrol reported that the suspect vehicle, initially described as having an unknown appearance, was pursued by the reporting party. The suspect vehicle exited onto La Paz and was later found disabled on the right shoulder of the road at around 10:08 PM. Emergency services were notified shortly after the vehicle was located, with units dispatched to the scene.
Fortunately, there were no injuries reported as a result of the collision. The reporting party's vehicle is presumed to be drivable, as no further details about its condition were provided. The suspect vehicle, described as dark in color, was confirmed to be disabled at the time of the emergency response.
The California Highway Patrol responded promptly to the incident, with the first unit clearing the scene shortly after arrival. The quick response helped manage the situation effectively, ensuring that traffic flow was minimally impacted.
This incident highlights the importance of road safety and the responsibilities of drivers involved in collisions. Hit-and-run incidents can lead to serious consequences, and it is crucial for drivers to remain at the scene and report any accidents to the authorities.
As investigations continue, authorities encourage anyone with additional information about the suspect vehicle or the incident to come forward. The California Highway Patrol remains committed to ensuring the safety of all motorists on the roads.
Drivers in the Laguna Hills area are advised to stay alert and report any suspicious activity to local law enforcement. The CHP is dedicated to maintaining safe roadways and will continue to monitor the situation closely.