Los Angeles, CA (August 13, 2025) – Emergency responders from Los Angeles Fire and Rescue rushed to the scene of a hit-and-run crash late Monday night that resulted in injuries. The incident occurred near the intersection of Avalon Blvd and Manchester Ave in South Los Angeles, shortly before 10:15 p.m.
First responders, including paramedics, provided care to those injured in the crash while law enforcement officers secured the area and began gathering evidence. Initial reports indicate that the collision involved at least one vehicle that fled the scene before emergency crews arrived. LAPD officers classified the incident as a felony hit-and-run and assigned it as Incident 4928.
The identity of the driver responsible remains unknown at this time, though units from the South Bureau responded under emergency Code 3 status and began pursuing leads shortly after the crash. Authorities have not confirmed the number of individuals injured or the full extent of their conditions, but hospital transport was coordinated in the aftermath.
Investigators are working to review nearby surveillance footage and witness statements to identify the person who fled the scene. No arrests have been made as of this update.
Our thoughts are with those injured in this incident. We hope for their full recovery.
Hit-and-Run Crashes in California
Hit-and-run collisions like the one reported in South Los Angeles highlight the ongoing public safety concern surrounding drivers who fail to remain at the scene after a crash. In California, it is a felony to flee after causing injury in a collision, yet such incidents continue to rise across urban centers like Los Angeles.
In this case, the crash occurred at the busy intersection of Avalon Blvd and Manchester Ave—an area with significant traffic volume and a history of pedestrian and vehicle incidents. Late-night driving conditions, reduced visibility, and potentially impaired judgment often increase the likelihood of collisions in this part of the city.
California Highway Patrol data has consistently shown that urban areas account for a high percentage of hit-and-run incidents, and victims are often left without immediate aid. The delay in emergency response due to a fleeing driver can worsen injuries and complicate the path to recovery.
Beyond the legal implications, these crashes leave emotional and financial scars on victims and their families. Medical costs, loss of income, and prolonged rehabilitation are common outcomes. That’s why it’s critical that injured parties and their loved ones are aware of the resources available to support their recovery—both physically and legally.
If you or a loved one has been hurt in a hit-and-run, it’s important to consult with professionals who understand California’s traffic injury laws and can help secure the compensation and medical care you deserve. As the investigation into this incident continues, community members are encouraged to report any relevant information to local law enforcement to help hold the responsible party accountable.
Have you or someone you care about been impacted by a reckless driver fleeing the scene? You don’t have to face the aftermath alone—Local Accident Reports is here to connect you with trusted resources that can help. Our team understands the urgency of situations like this and works quickly to ensure victims get the care and guidance they need. Contact us today to access reliable support, legal resources, and local advocates who are ready to assist.
