A car involving a fatal accident is sitting on the scene, Monday, Monday, March 15, 2021, in San Diego. AP Photo / Gregory Bull  When a car drove in a group of pedestrians near California San Diego San Diego City, three people were killed, and six people were injured in Monday morning.
 
The local time of the 1400th floor of the 1400th floor of the city center of San Diego took about 9 o'clock. Although the initial report suggested that the driver escaped after the strike pedestrian, the police said at Monday's press conference that the driver did not escape the scene.  
When the emergency arrived, the three were dead, the San Diego police and firefighting officials said that the other two were injured, and the other four were injured, so that the number of casualties continued until nine.  Nisleit said that witnesses have told the first responder that seems to provide assistance to injured personnel. According to San Diego fire rescue, a total of 62 first responders responded to this event.
 The San Diego Fire Bureau Cheif Colin Totowell called "a very tragic emergency and event".
 The driver involved is a 71-year-old person "self-Nisleit, I identified" he himself as a driver of the car. Nisleit did not release the name of the suspect, but he was damaged when he was detained for prohibiting driving. He said that the description of the vehicle described in the vehicle describing the 911 caller.
According to the SAN Diego NBC News Alliance KNSD, the area where the incident is the tunnel leading to the university campus. According to a report of the Los Angeles Times, homeless people are usually gathered in the area, with tents lining. According to the report, the region is blocked by the public after the event.  Nisleit said the area will be blocked for most traffic on Monday.