Crime & Safety
4 Injured After 3-Wheeler Hits Pedestrians, 2 Cars In Tampa
Tampa police said the driver of the three-wheeler suffered serious injuries in the crash.
TAMPA, FL — Four people were injured early Saturday morning when a three-wheel vehicle struck two pedestrians before crashing into two cars, authorities said.
According to Tampa police, the incident occurred around 12:40 a.m. at the intersection of East 7th Avenue and Angel Oliva Senior Street.
Police said a 2022 Can Am Ryker, a three-wheel vehicle, was traveling eastbound on 7th Avenue approaching Angel Oliva Senior St., when it struck two pedestrians, a man and woman, both in their late 30s. The pedestrians were in the roadway, adjacent to a marked crosswalk, police said.
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Following the initial impact, the three-wheeler continued eastbound, striking a parked car before colliding with another vehicle that was stopped for traffic.
The driver of the three-wheeler, a woman in her early 40s, suffered serious injuries. The passenger, a woman in her mid-20s, and both pedestrians sustained serious, but non-life-threatening injuries. All four were transported to the hospital for treatment.
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According to police, detectives found no indicators of impairment at the scene. Authorities said it is possible the driver of the three-wheeler experienced a medical episode before the crash.
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