Crippling Hit-and-Run Crash on D Street near Emma Jean’s Holland Burger Cafe Injures 1 [Victorville, CA]

1 Person Hospitalized in Victorville Bicycle Accident on D Street near Emma Jean’s Holland Burger Cafe

VICTORVILLE, CA (August 8, 2024) – Tuesday afternoon, a crippling hit-and-run crash on D Street near Emma Jean’s Holland Burger Cafe injured one person.

The incident happened at around 2:14 p.m. in the 17100 block of D Street, near Emma Jean’s Holland Burger Cafe.

According to Sheriff’s spokeswoman Gloria Huerta, an unknown vehicle clipped a bicyclist, and then fled the scene without stopping to provide aid.

Moreover, responders transported the female bicyclist to the Victor Valley Global Medical Center where she was airlifted to a trauma center with unknown injuries.

At this time, the events leading to the crash remained unclear. When additional information becomes available, the public will be notified.

Due to limited information, the authorities ask anyone with details about the crash to call the Victorville Police Department at 760-241-2911.

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