Traffic Collision Leaves Two People Trapped

October 30, 2024 ·

Photo by Spencer Davis.

WESTWOOD—On Tuesday, October 29, the Los Angeles Fire Department reported that at 10:59 a.m. they responded to a traffic collision at 470 S. Veteran Avenue.

The two-vehicle collision involved five patients, two of whom are trapped inside the wreckage. The LAFD indicated at 11:34 a.m. the trapped individuals were freed from the wreckage.

All five patients (1 serious / 4 fair condition) were transported to area hospitals for treatment. No additional details about the cause of the accident or the conditions of the victims have been disclosed to the public.

By Trevor

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