Abc 7 news starts right now with live breaking news. Good evening. Im eric thomas. That breaking news is out of san jose where theres been a deadly hit and run accident on a major roadway. Lets get to abc 7 News Reporter lisa amin gulezian. Reporter hi, eric. This is the closest police will let us get to the scene. The crash happened around 9 30. Were about three blocks from hicks road. The scene is a massive scene. Two cars that were involved. Joining me is mateo san cles. He was here right after it happened. Tell me what you saw. When i pulled up to the scene, me and my friends started running towards it. We saw two cars. And one was pretty badly hit and the other one had his hood smashed in. The driver of that car had stepped out of the vehicle and was responsive. And the other two were still in their vehicle not responding. And someone there called the cops and shortly after i arrived, the cops showed up. Did it look like it was a headon collision . Yeah, one was going really fast
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Singapore News - Very large crowds are expected in Orchard Road during the year-end festivities, and public safety cannot be taken for granted, the police said on Saturday. So they recommended to the National Arts Council (NAC) that it restrict busking activities at selected locations when. Read more at www.tnp.sg
SINGAPORE – Very large crowds are expected in Orchard Road during the year-end festive celebrations and public safety cannot be taken for granted, the police said on Saturday. In light of this, the police said it had recommended to the National Arts Council (NAC) to restrict busking activities at selected locations when crowds peak. Responding to media queries, the police:.
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