Man Charged With Attempted Murder In BB Gun Freeway Shooting In Riverside Co.
According to prosecutors, the suspect shot out a Tesla's windows Tuesday afternoon in Norco.
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According to prosecutors, the suspect shot out a Tesla's windows Tuesday afternoon in Norco.
After another BB gun shooting on the 91 Freeway Tuesday night, the driver whose vehicle was struck reported seeing the shooter in a red SUV. Police stopped a red Chevy Trailblazer and its driver was arrested.
Since May 4, there have been north of 50 shootings involving BB or pellet guns on freeways across Los Angeles, Orange and Riverside counties, the vast majority on the 91 Freeway.
The windows of two more vehicles traveling on Southern California highways were blown out Friday, the latest in a rash of BB gun shootings that have plagued the region over the past few weeks.
The cause and circumstances of the crash were unclear.
Many of the shootings have occurred along the 91 Freeway, including Tuesday morning's incident in the area of the westbound 91 at the 241.
There have now been at least 29 such shootings across the Southland since May 4.
Two more people have reported their car windows were shattered while driving on a Southern California freeway.
The westbound 91 Freeway will be completely closed Friday evening between Corona and Anaheim Hills as part of an ongoing improvement project.
The officer pulled over as is required after the collision. But when the officer got out of the vehicle, the other driver ran at him with a gun and shots were fired.
The driver of a big rig died Thursday morning in a fiery crash on the eastbound 91 Freeway in Anaheim.
A traffic lane and on-ramp on the Artesia (91) were temporarily closed on Saturday evening after a two-vehicle crash.
At least one person was taken to the hospital in unknown condition according to a CHP incident report.
A 17-year-old girl was said to be the suspect shot and killed in an officer-involved shooting that closed lanes of the 91 Freeway Friday afternoon.
A fiery big rig crash on the westbound 91 Freeway through Corona made a soggy morning commute even worse.
A traffic nightmare on the 91 Freeway in Orange County. A big rig lost its load right under an overpass, blocking several lanes.
Investigators say the tow truck driver was helping a white Mercedes sedan with a flat tire along the right shoulder when a silver Honda Pilot drifted onto the shoulder and hit him.
CHP Officers were able to speak to the victim
Preliminary reports from the scene said the motorcyclist had been racing with a pickup truck.
One truck cab was left with a softball-sized hole in its windshield, and the rock landed on the cab's floor. All four vehicle windshields were hit in the center or on the passenger-side.
Witnesses told the CHP the driver of a black Dodge sedan appeared to be under the influence before he crashed into a white sedan. The driver then got out and ran down the westbound lanes to get away from the accident.
A big rig tipped over and spilled medical supplies and equipment on the eastbound Artesia (91) freeway transition road to the northbound Long Beach (710) Freeway.
All roads north of Green River Road and Foothill Parkway in Corona are now open to residents.
A fast-moving brush fire broke out Monday near the Riverside (91) Freeway on the border of Orange and Riverside counties and quickly grew up to 150 acres, authorities said.
The Fullerton crashes were unrelated.
