Female Victim Injured in Scooter Accident near Taylor Street
SAN FRANCISCO, CA (July 8, 2022) – Monday afternoon, a woman was hospitalized following a hit-and-run scooter collision on Ellis Street.
Authorities responded to the 300 block of Ellis Street shortly after receiving multiple dispatch calls in the area.
Reports indicate that a man on an electric scooter struck the female pedestrian and fled the scene. Medical responders arrived and transported the 72-year-old woman to a local hospital for treatment of unspecified injuries.
At this time, authorities have not arrested the involved suspect. No further details regarding the crash are public at this time; however, more information will be provided about the scooter collision on Ellis Street once made available.
Crews closed off the surrounding area for a brief time during cleanup and preliminary duties.
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