[03-31-2025] Los Angeles County, CA – Woman Killed, Man Critically Injured After Hit-And-Run Crash Involving Lamborghini in Hancock Park

A woman was killed, and a man was left in critical condition following a hit-and-run collision involving a Lamborghini and a Toyota SUV in Hancock Park, Los Angeles, early Monday morning, March 31, 2025.

According to the Los Angeles Police Department, the crash was reported shortly before 1:30 a.m. near 1st Street and Highland Avenue.

Emergency responders discovered two occupants inside the Toyota — a female passenger and a male driver. Both sustained severe injuries.

The woman was transported to a local hospital, where she was pronounced dead. The male victim was listed in critical condition.

Investigators believe the Lamborghini was traveling northbound on Highland Avenue when it collided with the Toyota, which was headed eastbound on 1st Street.

According to Officer Cervantes, the Lamborghini driver abandoned the vehicle and fled the scene, initiating a hit-and-run investigation.

No description of the Lamborghini driver has been released at this time.

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What To Do After Getting Injured In A Hit-And-Run Crash

Taking the right steps after a hit-and-run accident can greatly improve your chances of receiving compensation. Follow these steps to help the authorities identify the driver and support your claim:

1. Move To Safety – Relocate yourself or your vehicle to a secure area to prevent further injury or additional collisions.
2. Check For Injuries And Stay Calm – Assess your injuries first, then check on others if possible. Stay composed and avoid admitting fault or taking responsibility.
3. Gather Information – Collect details about the vehicle involved, including make, model, color, and license plate number. If possible, take photos of the vehicle, accident scene, and any visible injuries.
4. Report The Accident To The Police – Contact authorities immediately. A prompt police report helps identify the driver and provides crucial documentation for your claim.
5. Collect Witness Information – Obtain names and contact details from anyone who witnessed the accident. Their statements can help validate your claim.
6. Seek Medical Attention Right Away – Visit a doctor promptly, even if injuries seem minor. Medical records will support your claim and ensure your injuries are properly treated.
7. Notify Your Insurance Company – Report the accident to your insurer with accurate facts. Avoid providing recorded statements or accepting settlements without consulting a lawyer.
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Hit-And-Run Accident Statistics

According to ValuePenguin, fatal hit-and-run accidents increased dramatically between 2012 and 2021, far exceeding the growth rate of overall fatal crashes during that period. In 2021, there were 2,783 fatal hit-and-run accidents, which marks an 89.4% increase from the 1,469 incidents reported in 2012. By comparison, overall fatal crashes only rose by 27.4% over the same decade.

California has the highest percentage of fatal hit-and-run crashes in the United States, with 10.1% of its deadly accidents involving hit-and-run incidents. Pedestrians are the most frequent victims of these accidents, making up more than 60% of all cases. From 2012 to 2021, 62.8% of fatal hit-and-run crashes involved pedestrians, and pedestrian deaths increased by 53.7% during this period.

These statistics highlight the alarming rise in hit-and-run accidents and the severe danger they pose, particularly to pedestrians.