The alleged false driver solves a fatal crash in trade in NBC Los Angeles

A suspected wrong driver triggered a brief persecution with the California Highway Patrol in the trade and ended with an accident with two vehicles that killed one spectator and injured three more, including a pedestrian who had ceded their legs, the authorities shared on Sunday .

According to CHP, the officials tried over the vehicle shortly after 11 p.m. in the Eastern and Florence Avenues area.

The persecution ended at 11:14 p.m. and firefighters and paramedics were sent to the crash scene in the Eastern Avenue and the Randolph Street a few minutes later.

“A stolen Chrysler 300 drove at a high speed that lost control and drove to the intersection to the north. The vehicle initially met a inpatient Chevy Cruze that was assumed that it was stopped in a red light,” said Lasd Sargeant Vallozzi. “After the stolen vehicle hit the Chevy Cruze, he then hit two pedestrians who were curb on the east.”

A person who was sitting on a bench was killed from the effects of the crash, and a pedestrian who went in a crosswalk had his legs ceded, so a guard commander in the East Los Angeles Station of the Sheriff Department of the Los Angeles County.

One person was declared dead at the crime scene. Two people in the suspect’s vehicle suffered “extensive injuries” and were taken to a hospital. The driver was treated in a hospital before he was brought to a district prison, the guard commander said. The conditions and the number of occupants in the other were not immediately known, he said.

Two other people suffered minor injuries, and it was not immediately known whether they were taken to a hospital, said a spokesman for the fire brigade.