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Driver sought in hit-and-run crash that killed female pedestrian in Lancaster

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LANCASTER -Detectives are searching for the driver of a dark colored sedan who stopped briefly but then fled the scene after striking and killing a female pedestrian crossing the street in Lancaster on Saturday.

The collision happened around 11:57 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 2, on 30th Street West south of Avenue L-4, according to a news release from the Lancaster Sheriff”s Station.

“Preliminary information gathered at the scene revealed a female adult pedestrian was walking west to east on 30th Street West, south of Avenue L-4. An unidentified dark colored sedan (unknown make/model) was traveling northbound on 30th Street West at an unknown speed. The dark sedan collided with the pedestrian and briefly stopped at the scene, but then fled eastbound on Avenue L-4 and out of view,” the news release states.

The pedestrian was treated at the scene by Los Angeles County Fire Department paramedics and transported to the Antelope Valley hospital where she was pronounced dead, officials said. Her identity has not yet been released pending next of kin notification.

Detectives are reviewing surveillance video of the area to potentially identify the dark colored sedan and its driver, according to the sheriff’s news release.

Anyone with information regarding this hit-and-run collision is encouraged to contact traffic investigators at Lancaster Sheriff’s Station at 661-948-8466.

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5 comments for "Driver sought in hit-and-run crash that killed female pedestrian in Lancaster"

  2. Depending on direction that vehicle was traveling from OR To..cameras on 30th west AVE. L AND M . ARE THERE AND SHOULDNBE USED FOR SITUATIONS LIKE THIS. MY PRAYERS GO OUT TO THE FAMILY.. I AM EXTREMELY SORRY FOR YOUR LOST.

  3. Depending on direction that vehicle was traveling from OR To..cameras on 30th west AVE. L AND M . ARE THERE AND SHOULDNBE USED FOR SITUATIONS LIKE THIS.

    • Those cameras are traffic control units. They feed real time information into the controller for the traffic lights at the intersection. There isn’t any storage.

      Do the math sometime and figure out how much storage would be required to hold info from every traffic control camera at every traffic light…even if you just wanted to hold twenty four hours worth of video from each one.

  4. One more Lancaster and Palmdale hit and run by a sanctuary City person and you can bet 9 out of 10 that’s what it was