Man and woman struck by hit-and-run driver in Koreatown
A hit-and-run driver struck two pedestrians in Koreatown early Saturday morning and remains at large, Los Angeles police said.
The man and woman were hit near Fourth Street and Vermont Avenue about 1:30 a.m., a sergeant with LAPD’S West Traffic Division said.
The victims are expected to survive, officials said.
Police do not have a description of the suspect’s vehicle and are still looking for possible witnesses.
No other details were available about the incident.
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