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"An ugly hit-and-run incident that injured at least one woman at the annual \"Zombie Walk\" at Comic-Con this weekend has caused the group to cancel its October event and consider a fundraiser for the victim.\nSeveral YouTube videos emerged Monday of the incident on Saturday evening in San Diego, where a carload of people who are reportedly deaf \u2014 and whose driver was either panicked or frustrated, depending on various accounts \u2014 aggressively plowed through the line of walkers as they crossed a Gaslamp District intersection controlled only by stop signs.\nThe crowd included the tail end of the \"Zombie Walk,\" the annual parade of costumed zombies, which is not affiliated with Comic-Con but takes place during the annual geek-culture convention. City authorities say the group did not have a permit, but didn't need one because the gathering is small and is expected to obey traffic laws.\nAn alternate view video shows the woman, who has not been identified, as she's knocked to the ground, with blood spilling from a laceration in her arm [WARNING: the video is graphic]. Various reports, including a woman who says she was a zombie-walker and an eyewitness, wrote in a Facebook comment that the 64-year-old suffered a compound fracture.\n\nGroup organizers, who had set an Oct. 26 zombie walk for Halloween, said via their Facebook page that they will not be holding any further events this year. Of the victim, they posted: \"Once we find out more info on her, we want to start a GoFundMe fundraiser online which will go directly to her.\"\nThe video shows several people confronting the car as it honks while waiting for an opening in the line that never comes. Zombie walk organizers say no one from their number was among the hostile participants, including one man seen punching at the car's windshield and another who sits on its hood as the driver inches forward.\n\u201CWe absolutely do NOT condone the actions of those who sat on the car and it is in our walk guidelines not to approach or touch cars,\u201D the organizers wrote. \u201CIt\u2019s clear those people were not part of our walk.\u201D\nLt. Marshall White, the SDPD officer in charge of special events, told Deadline that \u201Cthe pedestrians that were crossing the street legally have the right of way. For vehicle code and common sense, you cannot use a car to move people out of the way.\" The department's traffic division is reportedly investigating the incident. \nHave something to add to this story? Share it in the comments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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