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Los Angeles, CA (July 20, 2026) – One person was reported hurt in a hit-and-run along northbound I-110 at the I-10 West connector in Los Angeles on July 17. The California Highway Patrol log shows the call was received around 6:49 p.m.
Emergency units were requested as a precaution to assist the injured person. The circumstances leading up to the hit-and-run have not been released, and no information about the vehicles involved or the identity of the person hurt was immediately available.
Investigators are continuing to examine the circumstances surrounding the hit-and-run, and additional information may be released as it becomes available.
We hope the injured person makes a full and speedy recovery.
What Is Typically Reviewed After a Hit-and-Run With Injuries?
After a hit-and-run involving injuries, investigators usually gather evidence to determine how the driver left the roadway without stopping. Surveillance cameras, dashcam footage, and witness statements are usually reviewed to identify the vehicle involved. Debris left behind, such as broken vehicle parts or paint fragments, may also help narrow the search.
Medical records can help document the extent of a person’s injuries while investigators compare physical evidence with damage found on a suspected vehicle. Traffic patterns, roadway markings, lighting, and weather are also examined to build a clearer picture of what happened. As more evidence is collected, investigators may update the public with additional details that help explain the circumstances surrounding the case or assist in identifying the driver responsible.
