Three people are dead after a chain-reaction
crash triggered by street racing last month. California Highway Patrol
officials said that two Dodge muscle cars (a 2012 Dodge Challenger and a late
model Dodge Charger) were travelling over 100 mph in and out of LA freeway
traffic when the driver of the Challenger approached a vehicle moving at normal
freeway speed. As the racer tried to swerve around the other vehicle, he lost
control slamming into a UPS 18-wheeler. The 18-wheeler went airborne, over the
center median, and sheared off the top of an oncoming Nissan with four people
inside. The truck came to rest on top of a red Ford Explorer before bursting
into flames. The UPS driver and two teens in the Nissan were killed. The other
two people in the Nissan were critically injured; two more people suffered
minor injuries. The crash left the freeway closed for more than a day as officials
made repairs to the damaged road surface and barriers, according to Caltrans
and CHP officials. The 35-year-old driver of the Challenger is being held on
three counts of second-degree murder. Police are still asking for help identifying
the second driver believed to have been involved. They do not believe the drag
racers knew each other.
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