Baby Boy Dead in Pedestrian Crash on East 95th Street [Los Angeles, CA]

1 Killed in Los Angeles Pedestrian Accident on East 95th Street

 
LOS ANGELES, CA (March 25, 2021) – On Wednesday noon, a baby boy died in a pedestrian crash on East 95th Street.
 
According to Los Angeles firefighters, the incident happened at around 12:40 p.m. at the 200 block of East 95th Street.
 
Furthermore, responders transported the young victim to a hospital with critical injuries. The authorities declared the baby boy dead at around 2:00 p.m.
 
Also, the driver involved in the crash remained at the scene to cooperate with the authorities.
 
Moreover, information regarding the incident was not readily available as of this moment. The authorities continue to investigate the crash.
 

Dealing With Similar Incidents

 
In today’s current state of affairs, taking strolls outdoors is becoming the new normal. With this, so does the likelihood of accidents involving pedestrians.
 
Car accidents are far more common than pedestrian accidents. However, there is still reason to be wary when traveling on foot.
 
“Pedestrian accidents do not occur as much as motor vehicle accidents. However, pedestrian accidents tend to include more serious injuries,” Tyler Toomey said. He is a practicing attorney at Sweet Lawyers.
 
“It’s because they are sometimes hard to see. They also ride bikes, skateboards, etc. Pedestrian incidents usually occur in shopping center entrances and street corners,” he added.

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