Lamborghini driver flees deadly hit-and-run crash in Los Angeles neighborhood

Police are searching for a Lamborghini operator who fled the country of a deadly clang involving a Toyota SUV successful Hancock Park aboriginal Monday morning.

The clang was reported soon earlier 1:30 a.m. adjacent 1st Street and Highland Avenue.

Video from the country showed the severely damaged Toyota had spun astir earlier coming to a halt with its beforehand extremity connected apical of a ample boulder.

Emergency responders recovered 2 severely injured victims, a antheral and a female, who were occupying the Toyota.

The female, who was successful the rider seat, was pronounced dormant aft being transported to a section hospital, Los Angeles Police Department Officer Cervantes said. The antheral unfortunate was listed successful captious condition.

Investigators judge the Lamborghini was traveling northbound connected Highland erstwhile it struck the Toyota headed eastbound connected 1st.

Cervantes said the Lamborghini operator abandoned the conveyance and fled the scene, prompting a hit-and-run investigation.

No statement of the operator was instantly available.

KTLA’s Nancy Fontan and Alberto Mendez contributed to this report. 

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