Homeless Person Killed in Multi-Vehicle Accident on 54th Street and Vermont Avenue [South Los Angeles, CA]

1 Dead in South Los Angeles Crash on 54th Street and Vermont Avenue

 
SOUTH LOS ANGELES, CA (May 25, 2021) – Thursday morning, a homeless person died in a multi-vehicle accident on 54th Street and Vermont Avenue.
 
The authorities confirmed that the crash led to multiple injuries.
 
Moreover, the accident led to the death of a homeless person who lived on the sidewalk.
 
The South LA crash led to the full road closure on 54th Street and Vermont Avenue.
 
At this time, the events that have led up to the incident remain unclear. Once additional details become available, the public will be informed.
 
Due to the limited information available, the crash remains under active investigation.

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With heavy hearts, Sweet Lawyers sends our sincere condolences to the family and loved ones of the victim.

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