UPDATE: A street vendor was killed and 2 others were hurt after the driver of a stolen Amazon truck crashed into a building in South L.A. The suspect was captured after trying to run from the scene.
A street vendor was killed and two more people were hurt after the driver of a stolen Amazon Prime truck crashed into a building in South Los Angeles Thursday afternoon. The suspect was caught after trying to run from the scene.The situation unfolded when the truck was reported stolen at around 2:15 p.m. near Woodlawn Avenue and 41st Place, as detailed by initial reports from Los Angeles police.
One of them, a street vendor between 60 and 65 years of age, died at the scene, according to police. His name was not immediately released. Two others were hurt, but are expected to survive.
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