A hit-and-run incident occurred tonight on Interstate 210 West at State Route 330 in Highland, CA, resulting in one individual sustaining injuries. The California Highway Patrol received reports of the collision at approximately 9:49 PM, prompting an immediate response from emergency services.
Witnesses reported hearing the crash moments after it happened, and emergency units were dispatched to the scene shortly thereafter. By 9:52 PM, it was confirmed that at least one person was injured, with a good Samaritan providing assistance to the injured individual. The vehicle involved in the incident, a gray Ford Bronco, was found overturned but was righted by the time emergency responders arrived.
At around 10:00 PM, a tow truck was requested for the Ford Bronco, which was deemed not drivable. The injured individual was transported to Loma Linda Hospital with injuries to the left arm, underscoring the seriousness of the incident. The situation escalated further when, at 11:56 PM, the owner’s mother reported the vehicle as stolen, indicating that the circumstances surrounding the crash may involve more than just the collision itself.
The California Highway Patrol is currently investigating the hit-and-run, which is classified as a collision with injuries. Witnesses have provided descriptions of a possible suspect vehicle, a dark-colored sedan that may have been involved in the incident. The investigation remains open as authorities seek to gather more information regarding the driver’s actions leading up to the crash.
As a result of the incident, traffic on Interstate 210 West was impacted, but specific details regarding lane closures or delays have not been confirmed. Motorists are advised to remain cautious while traveling in the area as investigations continue.
This incident highlights the dangers of reckless driving and the importance of accountability on the road. The California Highway Patrol encourages anyone with information about the incident to come forward and assist in the ongoing investigation.