7. September 2011 - similar reports five people were killed, during the labor day weekend in traffic accidents. Holiday weekends there were five proposed traffic related deaths, with an appearance on the 110 freeway at an 18-year-old driver smart disabled one a 1971 Chevy Monte Carlo with three men stand outside the vehicle.

The driver one smart hit, the rear of the vehicle caused two people hurt and one to be trapped underneath the vehicle and death burned, if the vehicles in flames burst. The 18 year-old driver of smart cars arrested and charged with suspicion of driving under the influence and the second degree murder

The second holiday weekend death occurred Saturday on the 710 freeway, close to the 91 Freeway in about 23: 00 A 17 year old caused driver of a pickup truck in the North fell streets from the truck on rollover, which killed a female passenger people and three other people.

A 43-year-old man from Irvine was killed, cross the eastbound lanes of the 101 Freeway after his Lexus in the West, the railing drove streets, crash, when he hit from the track. This accident occurred on Saturday evening at approximately 21: 40 in the vicinity of Laurel Canyon Boulevard. He was killed by a driver at the age of 76 of BMW from Encino.

Saturday at about 23: 00 on the 105 Freeway Boulevard was killed nearby by Somerset Ranch Road, close to paramount a 23 year old driver. The car accident occurred when a 23-year-old driver of a Honda Accord was killed, as his vehicle the 105 Freeway, traveling at high speed, striking Polish makes and then a tree left. A female passenger in the vehicle was transported to the hospital with minor injuries, and in a stable state.

Sunday a motorcyclist killed was Boulevard in the injured area of Pacific Coast Highway at approximately 14: 30 in a crash at the Topanga Canyon. Ehline law firm PC monitors holiday of road deaths as a public service all injuries victims, even if not on an unlawful death lawyer of Los Angeles. 6700 East Pacific Coast Highway # 275 long beach, CA 90803 United States + 1 562 342 9092.

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