US EditionOff-Duty LAPD Officer Killed in Solo-Vehicle Crash in Santa Clarita, Authorities Say
An off-duty Los Angeles Police Department officer died after crashing into a light pole; a DUI suspect was arrested for driving through the crash scene, authorities said.
- An off-duty LAPD officer died in a solo-vehicle crash in Santa Clarita after his Tesla collided with a utility pole and caught fire.
- Los Angeles County Fire Department personnel pronounced the male driver dead at the scene after finding the vehicle engulfed in flames.
- Deputies investigated the circumstances of the crash for several hours, and a witness claimed a woman was arrested on suspicion of DUI after driving near the perimeter.
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Crash in Santa Clarita kills one, reportedly an off-duty LAPD officer
SANTA CLARITA — One person, reportedly an off-duty LAPD officer, was killed in a fiery crash Saturday morning, Nov. 8, in Santa Clarita. Los Angeles County Fire Department personnel were called at 2:15 a.m. to Cinema Drive and Bouquet Canyon Road where they found the vehicle engulfed in flames, a Santa Clarita Valley Station watch commander told City News Service. Video footage showed the vehicle sustained substantial damage and was destroyed in…
Fiery crash kills off-duty LAPD officer; DUI suspect arrested after driving through scene
An off-duty Los Angeles Police Department officer died in a fiery one-car crash in Santa Clarita overnight, and a woman who was not involved in the collision was arrested for driving through the scene of the investigation. According to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, the crash was reported at 2:14 a.m. Saturday at the intersection of Cinema Drive and Bouquet Canyon Road, not far from the Valencia Mart Shopping Center. Firefighters…
Driver Dies in Fiery Crash in Santa Clarita
One person was killed in a fiery crash Saturday morning in Santa Clarita. Los Angeles County Fire Department personnel were called at 2:15 a.m. to Cinema Drive and Bouquet Canyon Road where they found the vehicle engulfed in flames, a Santa Clarita Valley Station watch commander told City News Service. Video footage showed the vehicle sustained substantial damage and was destroyed in the fire. The driver was pronounced dead at the scene by Los A…
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