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Miraculously, No Major Injuries After Four-Vehicle ELB Hit/Run .


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(July 12, 2020) -- Despite a four-vehicle hit/run collision in which three vehicles sustained major damage (photos below) but no persons appear to have suffered major injuries in dusk-hour collisions along Woodruff Ave.from south of Conant St to nearly Carson St.

Photos captured at the scene by Ghazal Seino (shared with LBREPORT.com, thank you) show wreckage in the area near Heartwell Park just south of Carson St.


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LBPD Public Information Officer/Detective Jennifer Arzola tells LBREPORT.com (preliminary inforamtion) that officers were initially sent to the area of Woodruff Ave. near Huntdale St. (south of Monlaco Rd.) regarding a traffic collision, found four vehciles involved, three of which had major damage.

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"The suspect vehicle fled prior to officers' arrival and is believed to have been a white Mercedes Benz coupe," Det. Arzola said (no susspect/driver info immediately available.)

LBFD responded but didn't transport anyone to hospitals. Incredibly, no major njuries were reported.

LBPD's investigation is ongoing; further as newsworthy.

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