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LOS ANGELES, CA (October 10, 2023) - Early Thursday, a pedestrian accident claimed the life of Yong Gustavson on Foothill Boulevard.
At approximately 5:30 a.m., emergency responders arrived near Sunland Boulevard just east of the 210 Freeway.
According to reports, a red pickup truck traveling north on Foothill Boulevard struck a female pedestrian. Subsequently, a black Toyota Tacoma also struck the pedestrian as she attempted to regain her footing.
Following the collision, the driver of the red pickup truck left the scene without offering assistance or seeking help. In stark contrast, the driver of the black Tacoma stopped and provided aid to the victim.
First responders pronounced the female pedestrian, later identified as 75-year-old Gustavson from Los Angeles, deceased at the scene.
Those with any additional information about the hit-and-run incident on Foothill Boulevard are urged to contact the Valley Traffic Division of the department at 818-644-8033.
In this sorrowful time, the Sweet James team would like to extend their heartfelt condolences to the family of Yong Gustavson. May you find comfort and strength during this devastating time.
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