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A high-speed traffic crash on Tuesday evening has resulted in casualties, as per information released by the Riverside Police Department. A coupe car lost control and collided with a tree at the intersection of Sycamore Canyon Boulevard and Cottonwood Avenue, leading to severe injuries for two individuals.

The incident was reported at 6:15 p.m., with officers being dispatched to the location following a call referencing a traffic collision. First responders found the crashed vehicle to be a 2017 Nissan 370Z, driven by a 29-year-old who was speeding southbound on Sycamore Canyon Boulevard when the car spun out of control.

Both the driver and the passenger were trapped inside the wreckage and had to be extricated. They were hurriedly transported to a local hospital, where unfortunately, the passenger did not survive the injuries. The passenger, a Moreno Valley resident, has not been publicly identified yet, pending the coroners investigation.

The driver, also a resident of Moreno Valley, survived the crash and is purported to be in stable condition, subject to ongoing medical observations. The respective authorities have not yet stated whether drug use or alcohol consumption played a role in the crash. The Riverside Police Departments Major Accident Investigation Team has assumed the investigation.

The department urges anyone with information about the crash can contact RPD Traffic Detective Ryan McHugh at 951-826-8720, or email information with reference to case number #240031881.

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A high-speed collision involving a vehicle driven by a 21-year-old male resulted in the car crashing onto a residences balcony in Chino in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Authorities speculate that alcohol could have been a contributing factor in this crash.

The Mustang involved in the accident was travelling southbound on the 12600 block of San Antonio Avenue at a beyond normal speed. At approximately 12:22 a.m., the car hit a curb and the concrete side of the drainage canal, propelling the vehicle airborne and into a house.

The collision drove the Mustang into the second story of the residence, where it ultimately came to rest on the patio cover. Locals gathered to witness the aftermath— a severely damaged Mustang parked on a balcony.

A nearby resident who wished to remain anonymous described hearing a loud noise that caused her house to shake. She initially mused it to be an earthquake. The homeowner whos balcony was crash landed on described the sound like an airplane driving through her house.

The road where the incident took place is reportedly notorious for hosting drivers inclined to exhibit high-speed driving and engaging in risky maneuvers such as performing donuts.

All four occupants of the Mustang have been transported to a local hospital for treatment. The driver, Jacob Torrez of Chino, is reported to be in serious condition. The three passengers, including a 19-year old and two minors, are also receiving medical attention. Authorities reiterated the possibility of alcohol playing a role in the crash but did not confirm if charges are being considered against Mr. Torrez.

Despite extensive damage to the house, no injuries have been reported among the residences occupants. The Chino Police Department is currently investigating the case and requests anyone with additional information or video footage to come forward by calling 909-334-3081.

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A fatal incident occurred on the 110 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles, leading to the temporary closure of all northbound lanes, during the rush hour on a Tuesday morning. The collision was reported just after 5 a.m. as per the California Highway Patrol, near the 3rd Street exit.

An aerial view from Sky5 showcased the serious nature of the event. Around 5:15 a.m., first responders were witnessed laying a sheet over a deceased individual in the far right lane of the freeway. A significantly damaged vehicle was noticed in the vicinity. The California Highway Patrol investigators, at the time, were not able to determine whether the deceased was a pedestrian who was hit, or an occupant of the vehicle involved in the accident.

The decedent, a man estimated to be around 50, located on the shoulder, was declared dead at the scene, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department. Authorities advised that the backup on the northbound segment extended back as far as the 10 Freeway. Furthermore, KTLAs Rich Prickett, reporting from Sky5, indicated that the traffic jam extended to the 105 Freeway, a backup approximating 11 miles.

Eventually, one lane on the northbound 110 was reopened by 6:15 a.m. Observations revealed some congestion on the southbound section of the 110 as motorists slowed to look at the collision scene. By 7:30 a.m., all northbound lanes were fully operational again.

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A vehicle, a Mustang, was driven by a 21-year-old man which unexpectedly ended up on a residences balcony following a substantial crash in Chino, California early Tuesday morning. Local law enforcement authorities are suggesting that alcohol may have potentially been a contributing factor in the accident.

Preliminary reports imply that the Mustang was operating at a considerable speed when it lost control, smashed through a surrounding fence, and eventually careened into a riverbed at around 12:30 a.m. A subsequent press statement released by the Chino City officials approximately eight hours post crash corroborates the incident, specifying that the accident indeed occurred at 12:22 a.m. The vehicle was travelling southbound in the 12600 block of San Antonio Avenue when it happened.

The Mustang in question had struck a curb followed by the concrete side of a nearby drainage canal before it went airborne and eventually crashed into a residential property. Eye witness videos obtained by KTLA depict the aftermath of the incident, featuring the battered Mustang perched on the balcony of the house while curious neighbors gathered to observe.

A resident from a neighboring street reported hearing a loud boom causing her house to shake. The vehicle occupants consisted of the driver, Jacob Torrez, a 21-year-old local resident of Chino, and three other passengers of which, one individual was 19 years old and the remaining two were minors. Each of the car occupants were promptly transported to a proximate hospital for medical care and Torrez is stated to be in a serious condition.

No injuries were reported from the residents of the property despite the considerable damage sustained. The investigation of the crash is ongoing and witnesses with additional information or video footage are urged to contact the Chino Police Department at 909-334-3081.

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In an unexpected turn of events, a car ended up on the second-story balcony of a residential home in Chino, California early Tuesday morning. The preliminary reports suggest that the vehicle, identified as a Mustang, was moving at an excessive speed when it suddenly veered off the road, crashed through a fence, and landed in a riverbed, around 12:30 a.m.

It appears that the out-of-control car was initially traveling down San Antonio Street, a dead-end street situated across the wash, before launching onto the second-story balcony of the house, located in the 6000 block of Medford Court. This impacted the house significantly, causing heavy structural damage.

A video acquired by a news network, KTLA, reveals the aftermath, showing the wrecked Mustang precariously perched on the homes balcony as curious neighbors flock to witness the spectacle of the mishap. Investigators have yet to provide any updates on potential charges against the driver of the vehicle.

Local residents expressed their shock at the incident. One woman who resides in the adjacent street reported hearing a loud explosion-like noise, initially attributing it to an earthquake. Meanwhile, the resident of the home impacted by the crash was of the impression that an airplane had struck their house.

Andrea Kobzeff, the homeowner, noted that the street where the car allegedly lost control is notorious for drivers who engage in reckless activities such as high-speed driving and performing donuts. It is reported that the crash resulted in four people being transported to a nearby hospital for treatment of injuries, although their conditions remain undisclosed. It has not been confirmed if any occupants in the house were injured due to the incident.

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A fatal collision incident resulted in the temporary closure of all northbound lanes of the 110 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles during the early hours of Tuesday, November 12, 2024, according to information from the California Highway Patrol (CHP) and news sources. The incident was reported shortly after 5 a.m., near the 3rd Street exit.

Media crew from Sky5, present at the scene by 5:15 a.m., recorded first responders attending to a body laid out in the far right lane of the freeway. A significantly damaged vehicle was also spotted near the scene. At the time, it was uncertain whether the deceased individual was a pedestrian hit by a vehicle or an occupant of the vehicle involved in the crash.

The collision led to significant traffic disruptions along the northbound 110 Freeway. Reports indicated that the backup extended to the 10 Freeway. KTLAs Rich Prickett, reporting from Sky5, observed that the traffic jam reached back to the 105 Freeway, marking a traffic backup of approximately 11 miles. Emergency services managed to reopen one lane of the northbound 110 by 6:15 a.m. Drivers on the southbound span of the 110 also experienced some slowdown as many slowed to observe the crash scene.

Heavy delays in the downtown Los Angeles area were anticipated through Tuesday morning as investigations into the collision proceeded.

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A serious accident occurred just after 5 a.m. on a Tuesday morning, resulting in the immediate closure of all northbound lanes of the 110 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles. The collision was reported near the 3rd Street exit, says the California Highway Patrol (CHP).

Just 15 minutes after the crash, Sky5 coverage shown first responders attending to the scene. One of the chilling visuals captured was of a sheet being laid over a body in the far right lane of the freeway alongside a heavily damaged vehicle. The identity of the deceased – whether a pedestrian or an occupant of the vehicle – was not immediately clear from the scene.

A repetition of fatal accidents on Tuesday morning once again emphasized the gravity of the situation along the same stretch of the 110 Freeway. The extensive impact of the crash on rush hour traffic was exacerbated by the consequent traffic jam stretching up to 11 miles back to the 105 Freeway according to observations made by KTLAs Rich Prickett from Sky5.

By 6:15 a.m., authorities had managed to partially resume the flow of traffic by opening one lane on the northbound 110. Meanwhile, southbound motorists also faced delays as they slowed down near the scene of the collision.

As investigations into the cause of the crash continue, motorists are advised to expect heavy delays within the downtown Los Angeles area throughout Tuesday morning.

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A frenzied scene unfolded in Chino, California, early Tuesday morning, when a Mustang ended up on the second story balcony of a residential home. According to preliminary information, the vehicle was thought to be moving at a high rate of speed when it crashed through a fence and subsequently flew into a riverbed around 12:30 a.m. This violent collision launched the car onto the balcony of a residence on Medford Court, causing considerable damage to the structure.

Footage obtained by KTLA showed the aftermath. The car, significantly deformed, could be seen on the balcony, with a crowd of neighbors gathering nearby to observe the unusual sight. The incident caused quite a stir among local residents, one of whom was a woman identified only as Ashlynn.

Ashlynn was in her house a street over when she experienced the impact of the crash. She described hearing a loud boom, which was forceful enough to shake her house, giving her the impression of an imminent earthquake.

Four individuals were transported to a local hospital to receive treatment for injuries sustained in the crash. As of now, the status of their conditions remains unknown. Furthermore, it is also unclear whether anyone within the affected residence sustained any injuries in connection with the incident.

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A vehicular accident resulted in extensive damage to a church in the Adams-Normandie neighborhood of South Los Angeles. The accident occurred early in the morning hours of November 10, 2024, before the regular Sunday worship service.

The Los Angeles Fire Department reported that the crash happened at 2:49 a.m. on West Adams Boulevard and resulted in a red sedan being flipped onto its side and bursting into flames. Firefighters on the scene were observed dousing the flames while the vehicle remained on the sidewalk, directly adjacent to the damaged church.

Additionally, the red sedan was found to have collided with several other parked vehicles outside the church, including a pickup truck, a white sedan, and a Jeep.

Ezra T. Maize, the pastor of the affected First AME Zion Church, spoke about the aftermath of the incident, noting the significant structural damage incurred by the church. He further mentioned an impending large-scale cleanup operation that would need to take place to restore the church to operational status. Despite the extensive damage, the church still conducted its 10 a.m. Sunday Service, albeit with adjustments to accommodate the situation.

More information on the incident emerged from the contributions of Sofia Pop Perez and KTLA photojournalist Phil Ige. Further investigation into the cause of the crash is underway.

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On Friday night, a severe four-vehicle collision resulted in two critically injured individuals. The incident involved high-end luxury vehicles, and law enforcement agencies are still on the hunt for the driver of one of the cars.

According to the Los Angeles Police Department, the accident took place around 9:50 p.m. in Panorama City, near Sherman Way and Sherman Circle. It was indicated that both a Mercedes GT63 and a Rolls Royce Cullinan were heading west on Sherman Way at high speeds.

The Mercedes reportedly collided with a Honda Civic that was turning left onto Sherman Circle. Two occupants in the Honda were critically injured and are currently under receiving treatment in a local hospital. The individuals have yet to be publicly identified.

The collisions impact caused the Rolls Royces driver to veer left, leading the car onto the wrong side of the road, collided with a Chevy Traverse, and hit the curb. Following the crash, the driver absconded from the scene, and has yet to be located by authorities. The police have issued a reckless driving and hit-and-run charges against the driver.

The driver of the Mercedes was also charged with reckless driving and was taken to a local hospital for treatment. The police are still investigating whether the Mercedes and Rolls Royce drivers were allegedly involved in a street race.

The Valley Traffic Division requests anyone with information regarding the collision to get in touch with Officer Reyes at 818-644-8114 or Officer Hansen at 818-644-8255.

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