In Crestline, CA, a hit-and-run incident involving a single gray Toyota sedan occurred today, resulting in no reported injuries. The incident was first reported at approximately 5:37 PM at the intersection of Lake Drive and Lake Gregory Drive.
According to the California Highway Patrol, the gray Toyota sedan went off the road around 5:40 PM, just past the visitor center. Witnesses indicated that an unknown vehicle was seen on the side of the road but did not make it down to the lake. The sedan was located approximately 40 feet down the side of the road, making it difficult to see from the roadway.
A bystander driving a white Toyota Tacoma assisted emergency units by guiding them to the scene at around 5:48 PM. Emergency services arrived shortly after, with the first units on-site by 6:12 PM. Multiple units responded to the incident, confirming their presence at the location by 7:28 PM and remaining on the scene until 8:46 PM when they cleared the area.
The gray Toyota sedan was noted as a solo vehicle, but the report did not specify whether it was drivable or required towing. Fortunately, no injuries were reported as a result of the incident.
In a follow-up to the incident, a ranger discovered a box of personal belongings related to the traffic collision at Lake Gregory Regional Park. These items were collected for return to their rightful owner.
The California Highway Patrol is continuing to investigate the hit-and-run incident and urges anyone with additional information to come forward. This incident serves as a reminder for drivers to remain vigilant and responsible on the roads to ensure the safety of all.
For further updates on this incident and others in the area, stay tuned to local news sources.