Pedestrian Killed, 1 Other Injured In 2-Car Crash In Pico-Union
A two-car crash left a pedestrian dead and another person rushed to the hospital in Pico-Union late Saturday night.
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A two-car crash left a pedestrian dead and another person rushed to the hospital in Pico-Union late Saturday night.
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According to a tweet by the department, the incident occurred at approximately 3:15 p.m., and that there is not currently any threat to public safety.
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