Pedestrian Injured in Hit-And-Run Crash on Cardiff Street [Jamacha-Lomita, CA]

Hit-And-Run Crash on Cardiff Street Injures a 60-Year-Old Female Pedestrian

 
Jamacha-Lomita, CA (February 15, 2021) – Monday evening, a 60-year-old woman sustained severe injuries in a hit-and-run crash in the 1100 block of Cardiff Street.
 
The Jamacha-Lomita hit-and-run crash happened before 7 p.m. on February 15.
 
According to police reports, a vehicle traveled southbound on Cardiff Street as a 60-year-old woman crossed the street. However, the vehicle fled the scene.
 
Moreover, the woman was not crossing in a crosswalk while wearing dark clothing when she was hit by the car.
 
As a result, the victim suffers a fractured pelvis, collapsed lung, and several broken ribs.
 
Investigators said the vehicle involved in this incident is believed to be a dark-colored SUV that was last seen traveling westbound on Carlisle Drive.
 
The investigation into this Jamacha-Lomita hit-and-run is ongoing.

Pedestrian Accidents in California

Pedestrian accidents are avoidable if people are aware and alert enough to follow simple safety measures. When jogging, running, or walking, one should remain beside the street or on the shoulder of the road. Furthermore, wait for the “walk” signal before crossing the intersections. Above all, avoid the use of smartphones and other electronic devices while walking.

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