Pacific Coast Highway Closed for Hours After Deadly Ferrari Crash
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September 18, 2011 - According to reports a Ferrari crash on Pacific Coast Highway caused one death and closed the highway for hours.
According to police the accident was reported at approximately 1:30 a.m. Sunday morning in the vicinity north of Sunset Boulevard.
Police are unsure what caused the accident, causing the Ferrari crash into a power pole ejecting two men from the vehicle and falling a cliff approximately 30 feet to a beach area below, cutting the car in two.
According to the Los Angeles Fired Department, a passenger in the car was pronounced dead at the scene, according to authorities and paramedics transported another passenger to UCLA Medical Center. The person taken to the hospital has been listed in critical condition.
Part of the Pacific Coast Highway was closed for several hours in both directions, after the crash brought down power lines.
The fatal Ferrari crash remains under investigation by the Los Angeles Police Department West Traffic Division. The names of the occupants in the vehicle have not been released and the cause of the accident has not been determined, by authorities.
The car accident lawyer at Ehline Law Firm PC at 201 Wilshire Blvd., Second Floor, is investigating the cause of the accident, and will provide theories of liability in future releases. Semper Fi.
Search for missing tour ship passengers off Mexican Coast expanded
July 5, 2011-according to reports is the search for missing tour expanded.
To continue the U.S. Coast Guard and the Mexican Navy's efforts on the sea of Cortez on the missing passengers and crew member of the boat, which capsized after a rainstorm on Sunday.
The U.S. Coast Guard a helicopter and plans on a larger aircraft in the search uses today, to the Petty Officer Pamela Bochland.
There are still seven Americans missing from the 44 passengers and crew members who were tour on board the ship when it capsized. The vessel has been identified as a 115 foot-catamaran named Erik, which was operated by the Baja fishing.
The boat carried twenty-seven Americans and sixteen crew members for an annual fourth of July tour, which was a week-long trip. According to the Mexican Navy, there was no MAYDAY call from the vessel, which capsized Sunday at approximately 2:30 pm.
You said that the ships Cook could alert authorities, which went to the ship, is rescued by a fishing boat. The ship was close enough to land at the time it sank, that were some people able to swim ashore and others were picked up is saved by good Samaritan vessels in the area with others of the Mexican Navy.
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