Multiple US Cities Investigate Fatal Hit-and-Run Pedestrian Crashes

Multiple hit-and-run pedestrian fatality investigations are ongoing across the United States. In Los Angeles, police are seeking a driver of a dark or silver Honda CRV who struck a pedestrian crossing La Brea Avenue and fled the scene; a reward of up to $50,000 is offered for information. In Columbia, Tennessee, authorities are searching for the driver responsible for striking and killing 63-year-old Teresa Nelson on Tom J. Hitch Parkway; police emphasize that even small details could aid the investigation. Brookhaven, Georgia, police are investigating a fatal crash where a pedestrian was hit by a white Subaru while crossing outside a crosswalk; the driver remained on scene and is cooperating. Meanwhile, in West Plains, Missouri, police are looking for a driver who injured a one-year-old child and fled on foot. Law enforcement agencies in all locations are urging the public to come forward with any information to help identify and apprehend those responsible.