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Los Angeles, CA (June 1, 2026) – A teen was hurt in a reported hit-and-run involving a vehicle and a pedestrian Sunday evening near E 60th St and Compton Ave in Los Angeles.
Dispatch records show the call came in at approximately 6:03 p.m. on May 31. Initial information indicated a pedestrian had been struck by a vehicle at the intersection.
A short time later, reports stated the person involved was a teen and that the driver left the roadway before emergency units arrived. Details regarding the extent of the injuries were not released in the initial report.
No identities were released following the crash.
Investigators are still working to determine the full circumstances surrounding what took place.
We extend our best wishes to the injured teen for a smooth recovery.
What Information Is Often Gathered After a Pedestrian Hit-and-Run?
After a pedestrian hit-and-run, investigators typically work to identify both the vehicle involved and the sequence of actions leading up to the roadway encounter. Early efforts often focus on witness accounts, nearby surveillance footage, and physical evidence left behind.
Vehicle parts, paint transfers, tire marks, and debris can provide useful clues. Cameras from homes, businesses, and traffic systems may help establish the vehicle’s direction of travel and appearance. In some cases, investigators also review lighting conditions, visibility, and traffic patterns at the time.
Medical evaluations can provide additional context about how the pedestrian was struck and the forces involved. As more information becomes available, investigators may compare physical findings with witness statements to develop a clearer picture of what occurred. These reviews can take time, especially when the driver leaves before being identified.
