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White SUV strikes pedestrians in North Hollywood, killing three

The crash on North Lankershim Boulevard left the driver in critical condition and closed the intersection with Chandler Boulevard for the evening.

By Olivia Miller ·

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A white SUV plowed into a group of people near a Metro station in North Hollywood on Tuesday evening, killing three and critically injuring at least three others. The Los Angeles Fire Department confirmed the death toll at the scene after paramedics determined the victims could not be saved.

The collision happened at approximately 5:55 p.m. in the 5300 block of North Lankershim Boulevard, close to Chandler Boulevard. Police said the driver was heading southbound when the vehicle struck multiple pedestrians. The exact cause of the crash is still under investigation, and officials have not yet released a definitive account of how the accident began.

The driver, a man in his 60s, was pulled from the wreckage by emergency crews. He was conscious but appeared to be in shock when transported to a local hospital in critical condition. Aerial views of the site showed a wide area of debris and several fire trucks working to clear the zone.

The Los Angeles Police Department closed the intersection of Lankershim and Chandler Boulevard for the duration of the investigation. Motorists were directed to use alternate routes to avoid the area. Metro stated that its service lines continued to operate normally despite the nearby crash.

Three other patients were transported to area hospitals in critical condition. The fire department reported that the initial response included multiple units on the ground to manage the debris field and treat the injured. The scene remained active as officers gathered evidence and interviewed witnesses.

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