Man killed by 3 hit-and-runs as he crosses the street

A man has been killed after being involved in several hit-and-run incidents in Los Angeles.

About 21.00 local time on Sunday, August 3, the 61-year-old man was beaten by a car traveling north on La Brea Ave. while crossing “an unmarked walkway” on Rosewood Avenue. The victim was then struck by at least two other vehicles, Los Angeles said police department in one News notice was divided into X on Monday.

“None of the vehicles that beat the pedestrian stopped to identify themselves, provide help or call 911 to get him help by law,” Lapd said.

The Los Angeles Fire Department’s paramedics responded to the stage. The victim was pronounced dead on the way to the hospital, according to the publication. No further details about the victim have been released right now.

A reward of up to $ 50,000 is offered to anyone who can provide all information about the perpetrators as part of the hit-and-run reward program Trust Fund, LapD said. The fund was created during the change of Los Angeles Administrative Code in April 2015.

“Motorists are reminded that if they get involved in a collision, they should pull over and quit as soon as it is safe to do so, announce rescue services and remain at the scene to identify themselves,” police said according to the publication.

The police ask everyone with information to contact Officer Lopez del Haro, series No. 34345 or that. Moreno, series No. 32013, South Traffic Division of 323-421-2500.

Anyone wishing to remain anonymous can call LA Regional Crime Stopters on 1-800-222 tips (800-222-8477) or go directly to www.lacrimestoppers.org.

People have contacted LAPD for further comments.