NORTH HOLLYWOOD - CBS News reported that at least three people were killed and three others were injured when an SUV crashed into a food stand in North Hollywood. The outlet said the food stand was near a Metro bus stop. The account below rests on the outlet's published report on the crash.
The outlet's summary describes the crash in one sentence, and its headline uses nearly identical wording. Both the headline and the summary describe the death toll as "At least three," and both describe three others as injured. The summary is the only portion of the report available for this account, so the details that follow are limited to what it states.
The summary does not identify any of the people who were killed or injured, and it does not say whether they were customers, employees, passersby, or people waiting at the bus stop. It also does not say how the SUV came to strike the stand, how fast it was moving, or whether the driver was among those hurt.
According to CBS News, the summary gives no time for the crash and no address beyond the North Hollywood area and the nearby bus stop. It does not state whether a cause has been identified, and it does not report any statement from police, fire officials, or the transit agency.
The outlet's record for the story lists no author, so the report is credited to CBS News as a whole. No other outlet's coverage was available for this account, so the facts above come from a single source.
Sources: CBS News: At least 3 killed when SUV crashes into North Hollywood food stand.