One fatality in McClintock and Jefferson collision, LAPD says

Posted on November 16, 2024

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One fatality in McClintock and Jefferson collision, LAPD says

The intersection between McClintock Avenue and Jefferson Boulevard was closed for over three hours Friday morning.

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By SEAN CAMPBELL

November 15, 2024

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UPDATE (2:35 p.m.): The victim — who was taken to a local hospital following the collision — was pronounced deceased, a Los Angeles Police Department spokesperson told the Daily Trojan.

UPDATE (2:35 p.m.): The intersection at McClintock Avenue and Jefferson Boulevard is now open to traffic, according to a TrojansAlert message Friday afternoon.

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Previous reporting follows below:

Traffic has been rerouted at McClintock Avenue and Jefferson Boulevard due to a collision involving a motorcycle and a car that resulted in a serious injury, Department of Public Safety Assistant Chief David Carlisle told the Daily Trojan. The crash — which took place at 9:10 a.m. — has closed the intersection for around two hours.

The LAPD’s South Traffic Division responded to conduct an investigation on the incident, Carlisle said.

An LAPD spokesperson told the Daily Trojan the victim was transported to a local hospital in a currently unknown condition.

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