SOUTH-CENTRAL : Reward Offered in Death of Woman, 77
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The Los Angeles City Council is offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the driver who ran down and killed area resident Edna Kemper, 77.
A car, believed to be a black Camaro, jumped the curb and struck and killed Kemper as she was walking along South Broadway near the intersection of 70th Street about 5:30 a.m. last Monday.
“Mrs. Kemper was an active, caring woman who was a tireless contributor to the community,” Councilwoman Rita Walters said at the City Council meeting Wednesday.
Kemper was president of the Delecta Dames Charity Club and a volunteer at the Fred Jordan Mission, organizations that help homeless and needy lower-income families with food and monetary support.
Anyone with information is asked to call Los Angeles police Detectives Tia Morris or Richard Lopez at the Central Traffic Division, (213) 485-3111.
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