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Pedestrian Transported To Hospital After Being Hit By Car

One individual was moved to a hospital after being hit by a car in Canyon Country Friday evening, according to officials.

“Around 5:56, we received reports of an auto-versus-pedestrian,” said Miguel Ornelas, spokesperson for Los Angeles County Fire Department. “An adult was hit by a car in front of a Goodwill.”

The pedestrian was transported to a hospital after paramedics arrived on scene, according to officials

The condition of the patient is not known at this time.


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Pedestrian Transported To Hospital After Being Hit By Car

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  1. Even a machine learned driverless car that has no heart would not blame the victim for the crash even if they were jay walking, wearing dark clothing, homeless, under the influence, walking too slowly in a cross walk, cycling, etc, etc. No it would instead try to ‘learn’ how to find a safer and more efficient way to brake such as the Left Foot Braking Method. It is unfortunate that neither NHTSA nor GHSA seem to want to peruse that course of action.

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David Melnarik was born and raised in Santa Clarita, graduating from Hart Senior High School in 2014. David is currently a Video and News intern at KHTS with plans to complete his Associates Degree of Arts in filmmaking at College of the Canyons in Spring 2019.