US EditionVehicle strikes 3, fatally injuring 1 in service area of Los Angeles car dealership, official says
- A vehicle driven by a customer struck three people at a Los Angeles auto dealership, including a female customer and two workers.
- The woman who was hit was briefly trapped under the vehicle but was freed by bystanders. She received CPR from an off-duty nurse but later died after being transported to a trauma center.
- The two workers who were struck had non-life-threatening injuries, while the driver of the vehicle had no obvious injuries and remained at the scene.
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Vehicle strikes 3, fatally injuring 1 in service area of Los Angeles car dealership, official says
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A vehicle driven by a customer struck three people Wednesday in the service area of a Los Angeles auto dealership and fatally injured one of them, a woman who was briefly trapped beneath the vehicle, authorities and witnesses say.
Vehicle strikes 3, fatally injuring 1 in service area of Los Angeles car dealership, official says
A vehicle driven by a customer struck three people Wednesday in the service area of a Los Angeles auto dealership and fatally injured one of them, a woman who was briefly trapped beneath the vehicle, authorities and witnesses say.
Vehicle strikes 3, fatally injuring 1 in service area of Los Angeles car dealership, official says
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A vehicle driven by a customer struck three people in the service area of a Los Angeles auto dealership Wednesday, briefly trapping a woman beneath the vehicle before she died of her injuries, authorities and witnesses say. The vehicle, driven by a female customer, struck and injured a patron and two workers in the service center before coming to rest in a customer reception area, Los Angeles Fire Department spokesperson Bria…
Vehicle strikes 3, fatally injuring 1 in service area of Los Angeles car dealership, official says
A vehicle driven by a customer struck three people at a Los Angeles auto dealership, and one later died after being trapped under the vehicle. Los Angele Fire Department spokesperson
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