[07-29-2022] Los Angeles County – Officer Injured after a Hit-and-Run Collision on 110 Freeway

On Thursday evening, an LAPD motorcycle officer was injured in a hit-and-run collision on the 110 Freeway.

The collision happened around 8:05 p.m. on the southbound Harbor (110) Freeway in South Los Angeles.

According to the local authorities, the officer was knocked off his motorcycle and may have hit the center divider of the Glen Anderson (105) Freeway.

LAPD Officer Cruz confirms that the officer’s condition is stable and that the accident was a hit-and-run.

Meanwhile, another person was hurt and taken to the hospital in an unknown, immediate condition.

Deputy Serna of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is looking for a white 2014 or 2015 BMW Convertible.

While authorities investigated the collision, and traffic had been diverted onto the Glenn Anderson Freeway, all southbound lanes of the Harbor Freeway in the vicinity of the crash were closed for an undetermined amount of time.

The CHP is handling the current investigation.

Hit-and-Run Accident Statistics

The driver who struck and ran over the victim in this incident is to blame for doing so. The offender will undoubtedly be charged with a crime once caught.

In the US, a hit-and-run accident happens once every minute. Approximately 682,000 hit-and-run accidents have been reported nationwide since 2006, resulting in 2,000 reported fatalities annually.

There are many different reasons why hit-and-run drivers flee the scene. They might be drugged up or inebriated, have insurance problems, be uninsured, or be illegal immigrants.

There are many reasons why some drivers might leave the scene of a fatal collision. Some of the many causes could be guilt, drug or alcohol abuse, insurance issues, or intoxication from alcohol. Whatever the circumstances, the drivers who fled the scene will likely be liable for the damages.

Los Angeles County Hit-and-Run Accident Lawyers

It can be devastating when a family member is hurt in a hit-and-run accident. You shouldn’t have to bear the consequences of a driver’s negligence, primarily if they result in irreparable financial damage.

Victims of hit-and-run accidents may struggle to recover damage because the driver who struck them fled the scene. However, they should be aware that even if the hit-and-run driver has not been located, they may still be entitled to compensation.

The passionate Los Angeles County hit-and-run lawyers at Arash Law are committed to helping you make up for your losses.

For decades, our skilled legal team has defended the rights of accident victims just like you. Don’t hesitate to contact our office at (888) 488-1391 today to speak with a hit-and-run lawyer about your accident; we are available to assist you 24 hours a day, seven days a week.