Toddler Killed When She Walks Into Street
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A 2-year-old girl was killed Saturday when she walked into the path of a car in Sepulveda, Los Angeles police said.
Bryce Meaney of Sepulveda was pronounced dead at Granada Hills Community Hospital shortly after the 12:10 p.m. accident in the 9300 block of Woodley Avenue, Officer Charles Markel said.
The girl walked into the street from between two parked vehicles and was struck by a car driven by Joseph Malone Jr., 38, of Northridge.
Malone, who was not injured, was not cited, Markel said.
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