3 injured in hit-and-run crashes in White Center
KING COUNTY, Wash. -- At least three people were injured in several hit-and-run collisions in the county's White Center neighborhood on Monday night.
The crash occurred at the intersection of SW Roxbury Street and 4th Avenue SW at approximately 7:45 p.m., according to Sgt. Cameron Lefler and Sgt. John Urquhart.
A Toyota Sienna hit a small vehicle, causing it to crash into a fence, officials said. The Sienna also hit another van, pushing it into a light pole.
The driver of the Sienna fled the scene, hitting other vehicles as it sped off.
Three people were injured in the incident. A man sustained serious injuries and were taken to Harborview Medical Center. Two women were also taken for minor injuries.
Deputies found the Sienna believed to have been involved in the crash in Burien. The van was abandoned, deputies said.
The driver of the Sienna remains at large. A description was not available.
The crash occurred at the intersection of SW Roxbury Street and 4th Avenue SW at approximately 7:45 p.m., according to Sgt. Cameron Lefler and Sgt. John Urquhart.
A Toyota Sienna hit a small vehicle, causing it to crash into a fence, officials said. The Sienna also hit another van, pushing it into a light pole.
The driver of the Sienna fled the scene, hitting other vehicles as it sped off.
Three people were injured in the incident. A man sustained serious injuries and were taken to Harborview Medical Center. Two women were also taken for minor injuries.
Deputies found the Sienna believed to have been involved in the crash in Burien. The van was abandoned, deputies said.
The driver of the Sienna remains at large. A description was not available.