LOS ANGELES – A woman is recovering after she got run over by not one, but two hit-and-run drivers in downtown Los Angeles.
What we know:
FOX 11 spoke with Ingrid Calderón, the woman who survived the back-to-back crashes.
Just before 6 a.m. on October 5, Calderón was crossing Central Avenue and East 14th Place in downtown Los Angeles. In a surveillance video shared by the Los Angeles Police Department, Calderón stops halfway across and that was when a dark-colored Ford Explorer hits her.
The crash sends Calderón flying and shortly after the Ford driver kept going, a different car – a Honda CRV – ran into the woman.
Now, Calderón is out of the hospital. She is bandaged, uses a walker to help her move, and is staying with friends during her long road to recovery.
What we don’t know:
As of Wednesday, October 15, no arrests have been announced in the two separate crashes that injured Calderón.
The Source: This report used information provided by the Los Angeles Police Department and an interview with the victim.