Harbor City, CA – Police Identify Person Hit & Killed by Car on S Vermont Ave

Harbor City, CA (December 13, 2019) – Authorities have identified the pedestrian who was struck by a vehicle on Monday evening, December 9^th, in Harbor City.

Police said that 68-year-old Nai Wen Fan was struck and killed by a car on South Vermont Avenue just after 6:30 p.m.

Police stated that the driver of an unspecified vehicle struck Fan in the 25700 block of South Vermont Avenue between Pacific Coast Highway and Harbor Village Drive.

Officials verified that the driver of the vehicle stopped to assist authorities but the investigation remains ongoing.

We would like to offer our condolences to the family of Nai Wen Fan at this time.

Fatal Pedestrian Accidents in California

According to the most recent reports, a pedestrian is hit and killed by a vehicle nearly every two hours throughout the country. Pedestrian accidents in California are often so serious as they are commonly triggered by the negligent or blatantly careless actions of negligent motorists. During such a time, protecting your rights is essential.

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