A man is in a medically induced coma after a vehicle struck him Wednesday night at around 6 p.m., according to Santa Clarita Sheriff’s Department officials.
The incident happened at West Creekside Road and Auto Center Drive after residents reported seeing a person face down on the ground between Big John’s and the Mini Cooper dealership behind Target.
The victim was not in a crosswalk when he was struck and the driver was not cited, said Lt. Hahnlein.
According to Santa Clarita Sheriff’s Department officials, an emergency crew transported the man to Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital after the crash.
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There was a mini cooper with a totalled front end not too far behind the pedestrian so unless the guy left his car there, he didn’t leave. I drove past right as it happened…
Have any names been released or does anyone know who was hit? I saw it all happen. I’m heartbroken. It’s been all I can think about lately.. I really hope he’s okay..
My father is still in induced coma..all the nurses have been great on monitoring his health, he’s still breathing with the help of tube n having blood transfusion to maintain his blood pressure…has quite a few fractures..friends n family been very supportive..can’t thank them enough..
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Where did this happen?
Carlos Ramirez
Tiffany Forrand Leon Morrison sure that this wasn’t you?
Practically lol
We will have to run with a blow horn
and bright neon vests
Wore the green shirt last night and had the headlamp on!
And you failed to mention that you mad dogged the car in the driveway lol
I actually do have a vest
Hahaha I was just makeing sure they saw the light from my headlamp.
I hope the camera’s around there catch who did this.
Shame on whoever left a man lying in the street.
James Vigiano
oh god.
Andrea Clark
There was a mini cooper with a totalled front end not too far behind the pedestrian so unless the guy left his car there, he didn’t leave. I drove past right as it happened…
This happens far too often. If I see this happen I’ll chase the suspect and pit them.
The driver did stop completely unaware of what she had hit. So tragic for everyone. We are just praying for a full recovery!
Have any names been released or does anyone know who was hit? I saw it all happen. I’m heartbroken. It’s been all I can think about lately.. I really hope he’s okay..
My father is still in induced coma..all the nurses have been great on monitoring his health, he’s still breathing with the help of tube n having blood transfusion to maintain his blood pressure…has quite a few fractures..friends n family been very supportive..can’t thank them enough..