Startling Pedestrian Crash on 200 Fourth Avenue Injures 1 [Chula Vista, CA]

Injuries Reported in Chula Vista Pedestrian Accident on 200 Fourth Avenue

CHULA VISTA, CA (April 18, 2024) – Friday night, a startling pedestrian crash on 200 Fourth Avenue injured 1 person.

The incident happened at about 9:00 p.m. in the area of 200 Fourth Avenue.

Reports said that a vehicle struck and injured a 20-year-old pedestrian. When authorities arrived, an unresponsive person was on the road.

Meanwhile, fire department personnel also came to the scene and delivered first aid to the victim before taking the individual to a local trauma center. Officers added that the pedestrian was a female who remained in critical condition.

Also, the driver involved in the incentive remained at the scene and has been cooperative with the investigation.

Furthermore, the Chula Vista Police Traffic Bureau responded to the scene to investigate the collision.

Meanwhile, the authorities do not believe that drugs and alcohol played a role in the crash.

Also, the authorities urged anyone with information about the incident to contact the Traffic Bureau at 619-409-3817.

Moreover, the authorities haven’t disclosed the identities of the driver and pedestrian.

What’s Next after the Startling Pedestrian Crash on 200 Fourth Avenue

It is important to drive defensively/abide by all driving laws. By doing so, you can ensure your safety and the safety of surrounding vehicles, motorists, and pedestrians.

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