A Man Brutal Crash Died After His Car Lost Control And Collided With Two Others, Authorities Said

According to a California Highway Patrol release. The Brutal Crash occurred on Arrow Highway near Barranca Avenue in Covina at 9:27 p.m. Monday.  A 60-year-old man from San Dimas driving a 2001 Audi A4 westbound on Arrow Highway at an undetermined speed lost control and traveled into the eastbound lanes, striking two oncoming vehicles – a Hyundai Accent and a Mazda 3, officials said. 

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“The Audi traveled into the number one lane of eastbound Arrow Highway and collided with the Hyundai,” CHP said. “The Audi continued out of control and entered the number two lane of eastbound Arrow Highway and collided with the Mazda.” But The San Dimas man was ejected from his vehicle as a result of the crash authorities confirmed. He was pronounced deceased at the scene. 

The driver of the 2012 Hyundai was identified as Jessica Ottaviani, 39, of Pomona. But she was transported to Pomona Valley Hospital with majoring juries. So occupants of the Mazda, El Monte residents Stephanie Padilla, 32, and a 14-ygirl sustainedsustained minor injuries and required no medical treatment. 

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Alcohol and/or drug use is not suspected as a factor in the crash, according to law enforcement officials. Witness Stringer news service OnScene TV that the vehicles were racing before the crash happened, but CHP was not able to confirm this information

Footage from the scene shows the three mangled cars surrounded by debris scattered across the roadway and the sidewalk.

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Anyone who witnessed the collision or has further information is asked to contact Officer K. Bush with the CHP’s Baldwin Park Area station by calling 626-338-1164

Source: ktla.com