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Three dead in Los Angeles after driver crashes into pedestrians, officials say
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Three others critically injured and taken to hospitals as reports say car crashed into food stand in North Hollywood A vehicle plowed into a group of pedestrians in the North Hollywood district of Los Angeles on Tuesday, killing three people and leaving at least three others
Three others critically injured and taken to hospitals as reports say car crashed into food stand in North Hollywood A vehicle plowed into a group of pedestrians in the North Hollywood district of Los Angeles on Tuesday, killing three people and leaving at least three others critically injured, the city fire department reported. The three injured people were taken to area hospitals for treatment, according to an online statement posted by the Los Angeles fire department. Continue reading...
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