Crash investigation blocks Lamb at Washington
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Investigation of a hit-and-run crash will likely create traffic hassles near the intersection of Lamb Boulevard and Washington Avenue, according to Las Vegas police.
Two vehicles collided there at 12:01 p.m., Metro spokeswoman officer Laura Meltzer said. A driver involved in the crash fled the scene, and police have set up a perimeter there to investigate.
The other vehicle involved in the crash has “major damage” and is blocking traffic, Meltzer said.
This is a developing story. Check back here for details.
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