Eyewitness: 'Lohan saw hit-and-run stroller'

Lindsay Lohan clearly saw the baby stroller that she eventually struck with her car in a hit-and-run incident on Wednesday, an eyewitness has claimed.

Photographer Austin Visschedyk told Radar Online that he believed the Mean Girls star simply chose not to stop her vehicle when she reportedly bumped into a woman and her child crossing a West Hollywood street.

"I pulled up next to Lindsay after I saw her knock the stroller," Visschedyk said. "I said, 'Whoa, what the f**k are you doing?'"

Adding that the actress was left "momentarily speechless", he reported that Lohan eventually replied: "Well, I saw them, but they didn't move out of the way."

Visschedyk also disputed suggestions that Lohan was only travelling at a slow speed during the collision, insisting that her reckless driving even frightened a man on the sidewalk.

He said: "There was a guy standing on the corner who jumped back when it happened. He was clearly scared."

Despite Visschedyk's claims, other eyewitnesses have maintained that the crash was an accident resulting from Lohan "failing to look both ways before turning".