A man suspected in a Los Angeles car ramming incident that injured 30 people is in custody, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
LAPD official Lillian Carranza said: "He was transported to the hospital, he's undergoing surgery, he is in stable condition.
"However, he is not free to leave, he is in the custody of Los Angeles Police Department, and we're looking at charges such as attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon at this point."
An "unknown vehicle" drove into a crowd in Hollywood, injuring 30 people, the Los Angeles Fire Department said, without providing information on the cause of the incident.
Authorities said the vehicle drove into a crowd on Santa Monica Boulevard in Los Angeles.
More than 100 firefighters responded to the scene in East Hollywood.
Captain Adam VanGerpen of the Los Angeles City Fire Department told ABC News that 30 patients, at least seven with critical injuries, had been taken to local hospitals and trauma centres.
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One of the injured was found with a gunshot wound. Mr VanGerpen said there were unconfirmed reports that he was the driver of the vehicle.
Authorities gave no immediate details on the cause of the incident or the identity of the driver.
The location was near a music venue and many of the patrons standing outside waiting to get in were women, Mr VanGerpen said.
A taco truck near the venue as well as a valet podium were destroyed, he added.
The area where the incident occurred is near Hollywood landmarks including Sunset Boulevard and the Walk of Fame - a sidewalk emblazoned with stars commemorating movie industry figures.
