Tesla crashes at full speed into a building, three passengers die when they are ejected

A car tesla crashed into a buildingleaving a balance of three people dead and three injuries in critical condition. The event occurred around 2:35 am on May 12, at the intersection of Foothill Boulevard and Vista Avenue, Pasadena, United States.

Surveillance videos revealed that the white Tesla Model 3 was traveling to high speed moments before impact.

The victims, all young people between 17 and 22 years old, were brutally ejected from the vehicle when crashing into the building. One of the deceased was identified as Stephen.

He speeding and disregarding a red traffic light are identified as the main causes of the accident.

The vehicle, after losing control, went through three utility poles before colliding with the corner of a building, resulting in cuts to the roof of the building. tesla.

The impact left several homes without power and debris in the surrounding avenues. Local residents expressed concern about the frequency of speeding vehicles in the area and requested additional security measures.

The authorities continued the investigations until Saturday night, evaluating whether the driver was under the influence of alcohol.

Among the victims were students from Maranatha High School. The school issued a statement mourning the loss and asking for prayer support.

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