A deadly vehicle crash near the North Hollywood Metro station in Los Angeles has claimed three women’s lives and injured two other people. The incident occurred on Tuesday evening, November 10, when a white SUV struck pedestrians and street vendors gathered near the busy station.
The crash happened shortly before 6 p.m. on North Lankershim Boulevard near Chandler Boulevard. Emergency responders rushed to the scene and found several victims trapped beneath the vehicle and scattered debris.
SUV Crashes Into Pedestrians Near Metro Station
According to initial reports, the SUV mounted the sidewalk and struck people standing near a food stall and pedestrian area. Firefighters and paramedics responded with multiple emergency vehicles and pronounced three women dead at the scene.
Authorities transported injured victims to nearby hospitals for emergency treatment. The driver, a man in his 60s, also suffered serious injuries and required assistance to escape the damaged vehicle.
Police Investigate Cause Of Fatal Collision
Meanwhile, Los Angeles police launched an investigation to determine what caused the deadly collision. Investigators began reviewing surveillance footage and examining the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Police later arrested the 61-year-old driver on suspicion of felony driving under the influence. Authorities identified him as Ihor Demianenko, while investigators continued examining the circumstances of the crash.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass expressed condolences to the victims’ families and acknowledged the impact on the local community. She also confirmed that city departments were coordinating with emergency services and investigators.
The incident has raised concerns about pedestrian safety around busy public transport stations. Authorities are continuing their investigation as the community mourns the three women who lost their lives.
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