4 killed in fiery crash on 605 motorway in Norwalk

Norwalk, California (KABC) – Four people were killed in a fiery crash overnight on the 605 motorway in Norwalk.

It happened shortly before Sunday on Sunday along the southern lanes north of Rosecrans.

According to the California Highway Patrol spokesman vonc. Zachary Salazar, 26-year-old Iris Salmeron of Bellflower, which was assumed that he was under the influence of alcohol, plunged into a Nissan that was blocked on the highway.

The driver of the Nissan had just been involved in a separate accident with a CHP vehicle moment, said Salazar.

The Nissan caught fire after being hit by the Kia and killed all four people inside.

According to Salazar, Salmeron and a passenger were taken to the hospital with serious injuries.

The authorities said that Salmeron had been arrested and will be booked for several crime crimes, including DUI that cause injuries and DUI that cause injuries with a BAC of 0.08% or more.

“It is extremely unhappy,” said Salazar. “It is tragic. It is devastating for the families of the victims. It is a difficult situation to go through, examine, and our civil servants work hard to investigate this. In the end, this is avoidable.”

All lanes towards the south of the 605 motorway from Firestone to Rosecrans remain closed.

The crash is examined.