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Q: SOUTH LOS ANGELES (KTLA) -- The elderly driver who backed his car into pedestrians across from an elementary school has a valid license and a clean driving record, but his family says his driving days are over.The accident happened at the intersection of 53rd and Main streets outside Main Elementary School around 2:30 p.m., just after school had let out.Fire officials now say 14 people were taken to local hospitals.Two adults and nine children were injured, including three 4-year-old boys and one 11-year-old boy.Most of the victims were treated and then released, but two children remained hospitalized Wednesday night.One child was being held for observation overnight, and the other was listed in critical but stable condition, authorities said.The driver of the vehicle, 100-year-old Preston Carter, did not appear to be injured.Carter, who turns 101 next month, said he was backing out of the parking lot of a Food 4 Less supermarket when his brakes failed.Some witnesses told reporters that Carter had been honking at children who were running behind his car while he tried to back up.They said he appeared to become frustrated and hit the gas, zooming backwards, and lost control of the car."I don't think he did that, no," Carter's daughter, Ella Fleming, told KTLA. "He wouldn't want to hurt nobody."Investigators apparently agree -- the LAPD said on Wednesday night that the incident looked like an accident.Security cameras from behind the grocery store may shed even more light on the accident.Police impounded Carter's blue Cadillac, and mechanics will examine the car for mechanical failures.Carter's driver's license is valid and he has no history of traffic violations, the Department of Motor Vehicles said.However, family members say Carter won't be getting behind the wheel again."He won't drive anymore," Fleming said. "His license will expire, I guess on his birthday. He won't drive anymore." ||||| A Los Angeles City firefighter assists a child, one of eight people injured when a car sped onto a sidewalk and plowed into a group of parents and children outside Main Street Elementary school, Wednesday... (Associated Press) 
  
 Authorities say a 100-year-old man drove onto a sidewalk and hit 11 people, including nine children, across from an elementary school in South Los Angeles. 
  
 Los Angeles fire Capt. Jaime Moore says four of the children were in critical condition when firefighters arrived but they were stabilized and are now in serious condition at a hospital. 
  
 Moore says some of the victims were trapped under the powder blue Cadillac before witnesses helped pull them out. 
  
 Police identified the driver as 100-year-old Preston Carter. Investigators are interviewing him and say he is being cooperative. 
  
 THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for further information. AP's earlier story is below. 
  
 A car sped onto a sidewalk and plowed into a group of parents and children outside a South Los Angeles elementary school Wednesday afternoon, and eight people were hurt, six of them seriously, authorities said. 
  
 At least some of the people injured outside Main Street Elementary were children, though it was not immediately clear how many, city fire spokesman Erik Scott said. 
  
 The crash occurred at 2:50 p.m., shortly after school had let out for the day, according to a statement from the Los Angeles Unified School District. 
  
 The school is about five miles southwest of downtown Los Angeles. 
  
 Scott said it was unclear whether the driver is among the injured, under arrest, or being sought. 
  
 Helicopter footage from NBC4 showed a child in a pink T-shirt being loaded into an ambulance and a Hello Kitty backpack lying in the street nearby. The footage showed a silver sedan on a sidewalk and a black car on the street next to it, both draped in police tape. |||||
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Police say a 100-year-old driver plowed his Cadillac into a group of people near an elementary school in South Los Angeles this afternoon, injuring nine kids and two adults, reports AP. Four of the kids, ranging in age from 4 to 11, were in serious condition at a local hospital, reports KTLA-TV. Authorities identified the driver as Preston Carter, and the TV station (which has his age as 101) reports that he thinks his brakes failed. Carter was not injured in the crash.