The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating a shooting and robbery that left two teens injured at a street takeover.

According to an LAPD spokesperson, officers responded to the scene of a multi-victim shooting near 54^th Street and Western Avenue in the Vermont Square neighborhood around 12:30 a.m. Saturday.  

Simultaneously, other officers were dispatched to a local hospital on reports of gunshot wound victims, the spokesperson stated. 

“Upon further investigation, both victims were at a street takeover when three Hispanic males approached them and robbed them of their jewelry,” LAPD said.  “A suspect pulled out a gun and fired at both of the teens, striking them.” 

One of the victims threw an object at the vehicle after being shot, police added. 

The victims, described as two 15-year-old boys, transported themselves to the hospital. Law enforcement officials told KTLA 5’s Carlos Herrera that the boys are “fighting for their lives.”

Whether the shooting was gang-related is not known, and no further information surrounding the suspects or their vehicle was released.

Alexis Lewis contributed to this report.

A Texas woman is grieving the shocking loss of her baby. 

Casi Hughes was walking across a street back to her home after watching a fireworks show July 3, when she was struck by a hit-and-run driver.

“All of a sudden, somebody said watch out, and I looked to my left, and there was a car. And I remember trying to jump out of the way,” Hughes, who was eight months pregnant at the time, told FOX 4. “I want to know why they didn’t stop.” 

She said she realized she had lost her son as she was being flown to a hospital. 

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“’Y’all need to get the baby. Y’all need to take the baby. Y’all need to cut me open and get the baby,’” she said she kept telling first responders through tears. “And the only thing I remember throughout that whole trip was the look on the flight mate’s face while he was trying to find the heartbeat. And I kept asking him if he could find it or if he heard anything at all, and it was like he wouldn’t even look at me. I just knew as soon as I watched him that he was gone.”

The suspect was driving a white or silver passenger vehicle, police said. Investigators are searching for video of the incident but don’t have any suspects yet. 

Casi Hughes was eight months pregnant when she was hit.  (FOX 4)

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Hughes is also recovering from fractures to her face, back, pelvis and left leg.

Hughes is also a mom to a 20-year-old stepdaughter and a 13-year-old son. 

Casi Hughes was walking across a street back to her home after watching a fireworks show July 3 when she was allegedly struck by a hit-and-run driver.  (FOX 4)

“I’ve just been taking it day by day,” she told FOX 4. “Somebody knows something. I want to know how they sleep at night.” 

The Palestine Police Department reached out to the public Friday for help identifying a suspect. Anyone with information is asked to call 903-729-2254 or the Anderson County Crimestoppers’ Tip Line at 903-729-8477. 

The Palestine Police Department did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

Friends and family gathered in Pomona Friday evening for a vigil honoring a mother of six who died following a hit-and-run crash on July 5. The driver remains at large.

Carol Fuentes, 57, was on her way home from gambling at the Morongo Casino when, according to police, she was involved in a three-car collision caused by the driver of a Ford Expedition at about 9 p.m. at the intersection of Garey and Orange Grove avenues.

Fuentes, who suffered a traumatic brain injury, was among four people who were hospitalized. The driver of the Expedition ran away from the scene.

Fuentes died from her injuries ten days later.

“Carol was a cherished mother, wife, sister, grandmother, and friend to many whose lives she touched deeply,” wrote Alex Fuentes, who organized a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for her funeral expenses. “We are devastated by this unexpected loss.”

“Losing a mom is very hard because she’s the foundation of our family,” Andy Diaz, Carol’s son, told KTLA’s Rick Chambers at Friday’s vigil. “She’s the one who loves us and brings the love and joy to everybody.

Anyone with information about this collision is urged to call the Pomona Police Department’s Traffic Services Bureau at (909) 802-7741 or (909) 620-2048.