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LAPD is offering a $25k reward for information concerning a woman missing after being hit, causing bleeding from her head, by an automobile April 13th, during a L.A. street take-over.
A street take-over last Saturday, April 13th, resulted in an Infinity 37 hitting a woman, causing her to bleed from her head. According to the reward bulletin:
"Bystanders nearby picked up the pedestrian and transported her away from the scene. The driver of the Infinity fled the scene. We are attempting to identify the pedestrian and to verify the status of her injuries."
Interestingly the LAPD has a special web page listing missing persons: The 61 people detailed include a peculiar situation....still unresolved which is being followed by the Charlie Project.
- Missing: 08/21/1997
- Age: 67*
- Report #: 97-0937026
"Mrs. Laxer resided in North Hollywood Area. Her vehicle was recovered abandoned in Hollywood Division shortly after her disappearance. Mrs. Laxer may be a patient of medical facility or be in the care of a board and care facility." If you have information that can help locate this individual, please call:
(213)-996-1800 OR 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) toll free, 24-hours a day at R.A.C.R. Division.
However, the Charlie Project suggest she may be a part of a larger crime incident, given that 3 other people disappeared who were within 5 years of her age BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY all four shared the same physician!!
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Street Take Over Hit-and-Run / $25,000 Reward NA24092cm - LAPD Online
LAPD Missing Persons of SFV | San Fernando Valley News Portal (town.news)
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