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3 killed in Manhattan Beach crash
Three people were killed and three people were injured in a horrific crash in Manhattan Beach on the morning of Nov. 24.
MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif. - Two men and a woman were killed and three other people were injured in a four-vehicle collision in Manhattan Beach that closed a stretch of Sepulveda Boulevard for hours overnight, authorities said Wednesday.
Officers from the Manhattan Beach Police Department were called at 9:46 p.m. Tuesday to Sepulveda Boulevard and Marine Avenue where the four vehicles collided, a Manhattan Beach Police spokesman said.
Two men and one woman died at the scene and two adults and a juvenile were taken to a hospital in unknown conditions.
The Los Angeles County coroner’s office identified the three victims as:
- Gabriel Stauring, 55, of Redondo Beach.
- Christian Mendoza, 48, of Redondo Beach.
- Katie-Jay Scott, 40, of Redondo Beach.
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3 killed, 3 injured in Manhattan Beach crash
Three people are dead and at least three more are hospitalized Wednesday after a violent, four-vehicle collision that closed a stretch of Sepulveda Boulevard for hours Wednesday morning.
One of the vehicles crashed into a nearby building and Sepulveda Boulevard was littered with debris from the collision.
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"Based on the catastrophic nature of the collision and the volume of debris at the scene, it would appear that someone was driving very fast," the spokesman told City News Service when asked if speed was a factor in the crash.
The spokesman said it does not appear that any crimes were committed.
No arrests have been made and the collision remains under investigation.
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