Tragedy on Long Beach Avenue
The bustling streets of Los Angeles were consumed by grief in October when Dianna Hernandez, a beloved pedestrian, tragically lost her life in a devastating hit-and-run incident. Happening on Long Beach Avenue around 1:45 p.m. near 48th Place, the fatal collision shattered a family and left an entire community searching for answers.
Hunt for the Hit-and-Run Driver
The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) relentlessly pursued leads in this heartless crime, but the responsible driver remains at large. The details provided by witnesses pointed toward a white 2003-2006 Ford Expedition as the suspect vehicle. Police believe the driver fled the scene southbound on Long Beach Avenue after the impact.
A ,000 Reward for Justice
Determined to bring the perpetrator to justice, LAPD investigators announced a substantial ,000 reward for information leading to the identification, arrest, and prosecution of the suspect. The authorities emphasized that the suspect faces severe charges of felony hit-and-run. With the community’s assistance, they aim to hold the responsible party accountable for this grievous act.
How to Provide Information
Anyone with knowledge of this hit-and-run incident is urged to contact the LAPD. Officer Balderas or Detective Ramirez of the Central Traffic Division can be reached at 213-833-8713. Alternatively, the Central Traffic Division Watch Commander can be contacted at 213-833-3746. Anonymity is assured for those who wish to remain confidential.
The LA News Center urges the public to come forward with any information that could help bring closure to Dianna Hernandez’s family and friends. Every piece of the puzzle, no matter how insignificant it may seem, could lead to the pursuit of justice for this tragic loss.
