Two Employees, One Customer Killed in Crash at 99 Ranch Market Grocery Store

The grocery store confirmed in a statement that two of the victims were employees and one customer was killed in the crash.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass was briefed on the incident and shared, "My heart is with the victims, their families, and all who were impacted by the deadly crash at the 99 Ranch Market in Westwood this afternoon."

Scott said LAFD called in building safety experts to ensure the structure's stability. He advised most of the damage was done to a glass front door.

LAFD Captain Erik Scott described the driver as an elderly woman who is undergoing a medical evaluation. He stated, "This does not seem to be of any ill intent. [The crash] does not seem to be an intentional act, but rather being investigated, so far, as an accidental traffic collision."

The bicyclist involved in the collision declined treatment from LAFD, the department stated.

According to Lantz, four victims were transported to a hospital: two 35-year-old men in critical condition, and two other men, ages 37 and 38, in fair condition.

LAFD's spokesperson Lyndsey Lantz reported the ages of the deceased victims: a 42-year-old woman, a 55-year-old man, and a 30-year-old man.

In a recent statement from an LAPD spokesperson, they explained a driver lost control after striking a cyclist, then crashed into the building.

Officials said at least three people are dead.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 1360 Westwood Blvd.

Emergency teams have updated the number of people involved in the incident to 10, including 3 fatalities.

The crash into the building resulted in five people needing medical attention, with at least two being fatally injured.

At least seven people are confirmed to be injured, according to Samdesk.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Westwood Blvd & Rochester Ave.

The grocery store confirmed in a statement that two of the victims were employees and one customer was killed in the crash.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass was briefed on the incident and shared, "My heart is with the victims, their families, and all who were impacted by the deadly crash at the 99 Ranch Market in Westwood this afternoon."

Scott said LAFD called in building safety experts to ensure the structure's stability. He advised most of the damage was done to a glass front door.

LAFD Captain Erik Scott described the driver as an elderly woman who is undergoing a medical evaluation. He stated, "This does not seem to be of any ill intent. [The crash] does not seem to be an intentional act, but rather being investigated, so far, as an accidental traffic collision."

The bicyclist involved in the collision declined treatment from LAFD, the department stated.

According to Lantz, four victims were transported to a hospital: two 35-year-old men in critical condition, and two other men, ages 37 and 38, in fair condition.

LAFD's spokesperson Lyndsey Lantz reported the ages of the deceased victims: a 42-year-old woman, a 55-year-old man, and a 30-year-old man.

In a recent statement from an LAPD spokesperson, they explained a driver lost control after striking a cyclist, then crashed into the building.

Officials said at least three people are dead.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 1360 Westwood Blvd.

Emergency teams have updated the number of people involved in the incident to 10, including 3 fatalities.

The crash into the building resulted in five people needing medical attention, with at least two being fatally injured.

At least seven people are confirmed to be injured, according to Samdesk.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Westwood Blvd & Rochester Ave.

The grocery store confirmed in a statement that two of the victims were employees and one customer was killed in the crash.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass was briefed on the incident and shared, "My heart is with the victims, their families, and all who were impacted by the deadly crash at the 99 Ranch Market in Westwood this afternoon."

Scott said LAFD called in building safety experts to ensure the structure's stability. He advised most of the damage was done to a glass front door.

LAFD Captain Erik Scott described the driver as an elderly woman who is undergoing a medical evaluation. He stated, "This does not seem to be of any ill intent. [The crash] does not seem to be an intentional act, but rather being investigated, so far, as an accidental traffic collision."

The bicyclist involved in the collision declined treatment from LAFD, the department stated.

According to Lantz, four victims were transported to a hospital: two 35-year-old men in critical condition, and two other men, ages 37 and 38, in fair condition.

LAFD's spokesperson Lyndsey Lantz reported the ages of the deceased victims: a 42-year-old woman, a 55-year-old man, and a 30-year-old man.

In a recent statement from an LAPD spokesperson, they explained a driver lost control after striking a cyclist, then crashed into the building.

Officials said at least three people are dead.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 1360 Westwood Blvd.

Emergency teams have updated the number of people involved in the incident to 10, including 3 fatalities.

The crash into the building resulted in five people needing medical attention, with at least two being fatally injured.

At least seven people are confirmed to be injured, according to Samdesk.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Westwood Blvd & Rochester Ave.

The grocery store confirmed in a statement that two of the victims were employees and one customer was killed in the crash.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass was briefed on the incident and shared, "My heart is with the victims, their families, and all who were impacted by the deadly crash at the 99 Ranch Market in Westwood this afternoon."

Scott said LAFD called in building safety experts to ensure the structure's stability. He advised most of the damage was done to a glass front door.

LAFD Captain Erik Scott described the driver as an elderly woman who is undergoing a medical evaluation. He stated, "This does not seem to be of any ill intent. [The crash] does not seem to be an intentional act, but rather being investigated, so far, as an accidental traffic collision."

The bicyclist involved in the collision declined treatment from LAFD, the department stated.

According to Lantz, four victims were transported to a hospital: two 35-year-old men in critical condition, and two other men, ages 37 and 38, in fair condition.

LAFD's spokesperson Lyndsey Lantz reported the ages of the deceased victims: a 42-year-old woman, a 55-year-old man, and a 30-year-old man.

In a recent statement from an LAPD spokesperson, they explained a driver lost control after striking a cyclist, then crashed into the building.

Officials said at least three people are dead.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 1360 Westwood Blvd.

Emergency teams have updated the number of people involved in the incident to 10, including 3 fatalities.

The crash into the building resulted in five people needing medical attention, with at least two being fatally injured.

At least seven people are confirmed to be injured, according to Samdesk.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Westwood Blvd & Rochester Ave.

The grocery store confirmed in a statement that two of the victims were employees and one customer was killed in the crash.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass was briefed on the incident and shared, "My heart is with the victims, their families, and all who were impacted by the deadly crash at the 99 Ranch Market in Westwood this afternoon."

Scott said LAFD called in building safety experts to ensure the structure's stability. He advised most of the damage was done to a glass front door.

LAFD Captain Erik Scott described the driver as an elderly woman who is undergoing a medical evaluation. He stated, "This does not seem to be of any ill intent. [The crash] does not seem to be an intentional act, but rather being investigated, so far, as an accidental traffic collision."

The bicyclist involved in the collision declined treatment from LAFD, the department stated.

According to Lantz, four victims were transported to a hospital: two 35-year-old men in critical condition, and two other men, ages 37 and 38, in fair condition.

LAFD's spokesperson Lyndsey Lantz reported the ages of the deceased victims: a 42-year-old woman, a 55-year-old man, and a 30-year-old man.

In a recent statement from an LAPD spokesperson, they explained a driver lost control after striking a cyclist, then crashed into the building.

Officials said at least three people are dead.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 1360 Westwood Blvd.

Emergency teams have updated the number of people involved in the incident to 10, including 3 fatalities.

The crash into the building resulted in five people needing medical attention, with at least two being fatally injured.

At least seven people are confirmed to be injured, according to Samdesk.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Westwood Blvd & Rochester Ave.