A multi-vehicle collision occurred last night in Los Angeles, CA, involving four vehicles on South State Route 110 near Avenue 43. The incident began at approximately 9:59 PM and prompted an immediate response from emergency services due to concerns about a possible overdose linked to the crash.
According to the California Highway Patrol, the initial collision involved two vehicles in the slow lane. By 10:00 PM, it was confirmed that a total of four vehicles were involved. Emergency medical services were dispatched promptly, and an ambulance was requested shortly after the incident began.
As the situation unfolded, emergency responders noted the potential for an overdose, which led to an increased response from fire department units and law enforcement. By 10:05 PM, three vehicles were confirmed to be in the slow lane, and efforts were made to clear the area for safety. The California Highway Patrol reported that by 10:09 PM, lanes two, three, and four were opened to traffic, allowing for some movement despite the ongoing incident.
A tow truck was requested at 10:07 PM, and by 11:00 PM, at least one vehicle had been towed from the scene. The status of the other vehicles involved in the collision was not specified. Emergency services remained on-site to manage the situation until it was cleared by 11:04 PM.
While the report indicated a possible overdose, specific details regarding injuries were not disclosed. The incident caused significant traffic disruptions, particularly in the slow lane, as emergency responders worked to secure the area and assist those involved.
This incident highlights the unpredictable nature of road safety and the importance of immediate emergency response in critical situations. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the collision.