Los Angeles hospital seeks help identifying 2 patients
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he wThe woman was found near Magnolia Ave. and Washington Blvd. the afternoon of July 3. / Dignity Health California, DTLA
LOS ANGELES - Do you recognize these two people?
Officials are seeking the public's help in identifying two patients: Jane Doe and a man possibly known as Carlos, according to the hospital.
The woman was found on July 3 around 1:10 p.m. in the area near Magnolia Avenue and Washington Boulevard in Los Angeles' Pico Union neighborhood and then brought to the hospital.
The woman had no ID with her.
A general description provided by the hospital said she was African American, in her 40s, with brown hair, 5'6 tall, and around 290 lbs.
Anyone with information on the woman's identity is advised to call (213)507-5495 or (213)742-5515.
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As for the man, he was initially found on the side of a freeway in a homeless encampment at Maple Avenue and 16th Street in downtown Los Angeles. He is described as a Hispanic man in his mid-30s and was listed at 5-foot-3 and weighing about 100 pounds with brown eyes and black hair.
Anyone with information on the unidentified man is asked to call 213-507-5495 or 213-742-5510.