Family of woman who died from injuries suffered in hit-and-run crash call for justice
The family of a woman who died more than a week after sustaining severe injuries during a crash with a hit-and-run driver in Long Beach is demanding justice.
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Dean Fioresi is a web producer at CBS Los Angeles. Based in Southern California, Dean forged his love for writing through avid sports fandom as a child, opting to pursue a career in reporting at the University of Colorado Boulder, where he graduated in 2015 with degrees in English and journalism. Prior to joining CBS Los Angeles in 2021, Dean worked for a variety of startup sports marketing companies and SoCal based news outlets.
The family of a woman who died more than a week after sustaining severe injuries during a crash with a hit-and-run driver in Long Beach is demanding justice.
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