A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle in Santa Monica on Monday, but injuries were minor, police said.
The pedestrian was hit at Lincoln and Ocean Park boulevards early in the afternoon, said Sgt. Rudy Camarena of the Santa Monica Police Department.
The vehicle’s driver stayed at the scene, Camarena said.
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