[03-29-2023] Los Angeles County, CA – Pursuit that Led to Two-Car Collision in Downtown LA Left Four People Injured

Four people were injured after a two-vehicle collision in Los Angeles on Wednesday night, March 30, 2023.

Reports stated that the crash occurred around 9:00 p.m. at the intersection of 858 S. Hope Street and Ninth Street.

According to authorities, a brief pursuit happened and the suspect had crashed their vehicle into another car. Due to the impact, four people sustained injuries.

All victims were immediately transported to hospital in unknown conditions. Details on their identities have yet to be released.

The suspect, who’s identity remains unknown, was apprehended at the scene of the crime. It was initially unknown what caused the crash.

Two-Vehicle Collision Statistics

The Fatality Analysis Reporting System reports that 38,824 fatal car accidents occurred in the United States in 2020, resulting in 35,766 deaths. For every 100,000 people, there were 1.34 fatalities per 100 million miles driven.

There are approximately 10,000 fatal car accidents caused by unintentional traffic events in California each year. The figure below illustrates the seriousness of the problem.

Since 2013, there have been 23.5 percent more fatal car accidents in California. A total of 3,850,866 crashes resulted in 3,898 deaths and 276,823 injuries in 2017.

To protect your safety and the safety of others, you must obey traffic laws, keep a safe following and leading distance, and exercise caution while driving. Despite these precautions, fatal car accidents still occur frequently.

Upon suffering injuries in a car accident or losing a loved one, it is your right to bring a personal injury lawsuit to seek compensation for pain, suffering, lost income, medical costs, and other damages.

What To Do After an Accident Occurred

A police report should be filed as soon as you have gathered information. A central database allows the police to keep information about what happened during the accident, they keep these records on file within the police department, and those records are kept securely.

An accident is often attended by the police, but in an event that they do not, you can contact your local police by phone or in person to file an accident report after the fact. In this way, if the police are not at the scene of the collision, they will collect that information on their own and will write a police report later on.

Car Accident Lawyers in Los Angeles with a Winning Track Record

A personal injury lawsuit can provide compensation for pain, suffering, lost income, medical expenses, and other damages following a car accident or the death of a loved one.

As part of our legal consultation, one of our experienced lawyers will explain the procedures you should follow as well as the dangers you should be aware of.

Our Los Angeles car accident lawyers at Arash Law led by Arash Khorsandi, Esq.,  have considerable experience advocating for accident victims in court. Our clients have been awarded $750 million in compensation through our efforts.

Contact our attorneys today at (888) 488-1391 or visit our website and click on “Do I Have a Case?” to schedule a free case evaluation.