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Man Injured in Crash on Colima Road

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Pedestrian Hit by Hit and Run Driver in Rowland Heights Accident

Rowland Heights, CA (March 29, 2020) – A man was injured in a pedestrian crash in Rowland Heights. The accident occurred on the evening of March 29 on Colima Road.

A man in his 30s was crossing Colima Road, near Pepperdale Drive, when he was hit by a vehicle. The vehicle fled the accident scene. The victim, a man from Rowland Heights, was injured and taken to a local hospital. Police have no description of the driver or vehicle. 

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