One Killed in E-Bike Crash in El Monte Amid Growing Safety Concerns
Richwood Ave & Bryant Rd, Norwood Cherrylee, El Monte
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- A fatal crash occurred around 10:30 p.m. near Richwood Avenue and Bryant Road in El Monte, involving an e-bike. The victim's identity has not been disclosed.
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Citizen user video shows the crash scene cordoned off with yellow tape as media stages nearby.
This comes days after LAPD issued dozens of citations to teenagers and their parents following an e-bike takeover on the 6th Street Bridge in downtown LA.
No arrests have been made.
Investigators remained at the scene Tuesday morning working to determine how the incident unfolded.
Officers found an e-bike near the victim, whose age and gender have not been released.
The incident happened around 10:30 p.m. Monday near Richwood Avenue and Bryant Road, according to the El Monte Police Department.
One person was killed in a crash that may have involved an e-bike in El Monte overnight, according to ABC7 Los Angeles, citing the El Monte Police Department.
Incident reported at Richwood Ave & Bryant Rd.
Citizen user video shows the crash scene cordoned off with yellow tape as media stages nearby.
This comes days after LAPD issued dozens of citations to teenagers and their parents following an e-bike takeover on the 6th Street Bridge in downtown LA.
No arrests have been made.
Investigators remained at the scene Tuesday morning working to determine how the incident unfolded.
Officers found an e-bike near the victim, whose age and gender have not been released.
The incident happened around 10:30 p.m. Monday near Richwood Avenue and Bryant Road, according to the El Monte Police Department.
One person was killed in a crash that may have involved an e-bike in El Monte overnight, according to ABC7 Los Angeles, citing the El Monte Police Department.
Incident reported at Richwood Ave & Bryant Rd.
Citizen user video shows the crash scene cordoned off with yellow tape as media stages nearby.
This comes days after LAPD issued dozens of citations to teenagers and their parents following an e-bike takeover on the 6th Street Bridge in downtown LA.
No arrests have been made.
Investigators remained at the scene Tuesday morning working to determine how the incident unfolded.
Officers found an e-bike near the victim, whose age and gender have not been released.
The incident happened around 10:30 p.m. Monday near Richwood Avenue and Bryant Road, according to the El Monte Police Department.
One person was killed in a crash that may have involved an e-bike in El Monte overnight, according to ABC7 Los Angeles, citing the El Monte Police Department.
Incident reported at Richwood Ave & Bryant Rd.
Citizen user video shows the crash scene cordoned off with yellow tape as media stages nearby.
This comes days after LAPD issued dozens of citations to teenagers and their parents following an e-bike takeover on the 6th Street Bridge in downtown LA.
No arrests have been made.
Investigators remained at the scene Tuesday morning working to determine how the incident unfolded.
Officers found an e-bike near the victim, whose age and gender have not been released.
The incident happened around 10:30 p.m. Monday near Richwood Avenue and Bryant Road, according to the El Monte Police Department.
One person was killed in a crash that may have involved an e-bike in El Monte overnight, according to ABC7 Los Angeles, citing the El Monte Police Department.
Incident reported at Richwood Ave & Bryant Rd.
Citizen user video shows the crash scene cordoned off with yellow tape as media stages nearby.
This comes days after LAPD issued dozens of citations to teenagers and their parents following an e-bike takeover on the 6th Street Bridge in downtown LA.
No arrests have been made.
Investigators remained at the scene Tuesday morning working to determine how the incident unfolded.
Officers found an e-bike near the victim, whose age and gender have not been released.
The incident happened around 10:30 p.m. Monday near Richwood Avenue and Bryant Road, according to the El Monte Police Department.
One person was killed in a crash that may have involved an e-bike in El Monte overnight, according to ABC7 Los Angeles, citing the El Monte Police Department.
Incident reported at Richwood Ave & Bryant Rd.
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Too many parents buying their kids these e-bikes knowing their kid isn’t responsible and cautious. E-bikes should be 18 minimum like the surrons n stuff
Yes I can hear you. Parents need to step up and take responsibility for educating children on rules for riding those bikes
Crazy, people on e bikes be flying through the streets like if they’re indestructible
Way too many youngsters and adults zooming by on those around Zamora park at night. Those streets can be dark at night too.
Too many parents buying their kids these e-bikes knowing their kid isn’t responsible and cautious. E-bikes should be 18 minimum like the surrons n stuff
Yes I can hear you. Parents need to step up and take responsibility for educating children on rules for riding those bikes
Crazy, people on e bikes be flying through the streets like if they’re indestructible
Way too many youngsters and adults zooming by on those around Zamora park at night. Those streets can be dark at night too.
Too many parents buying their kids these e-bikes knowing their kid isn’t responsible and cautious. E-bikes should be 18 minimum like the surrons n stuff
Yes I can hear you. Parents need to step up and take responsibility for educating children on rules for riding those bikes
Crazy, people on e bikes be flying through the streets like if they’re indestructible
Way too many youngsters and adults zooming by on those around Zamora park at night. Those streets can be dark at night too.
Too many parents buying their kids these e-bikes knowing their kid isn’t responsible and cautious. E-bikes should be 18 minimum like the surrons n stuff
Yes I can hear you. Parents need to step up and take responsibility for educating children on rules for riding those bikes
Crazy, people on e bikes be flying through the streets like if they’re indestructible
Way too many youngsters and adults zooming by on those around Zamora park at night. Those streets can be dark at night too.
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Too many parents buying their kids these e-bikes knowing their kid isn’t responsible and cautious. E-bikes should be 18 minimum like the surrons n stuff
Yes I can hear you. Parents need to step up and take responsibility for educating children on rules for riding those bikes
Crazy, people on e bikes be flying through the streets like if they’re indestructible
Way too many youngsters and adults zooming by on those around Zamora park at night. Those streets can be dark at night too.