Two males were apprehended at the site of a multi-vehicle collision under suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI), according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP). The crash resulted in the deaths of four individuals.
According to a news release from the California Highway Patrol, Aleim Edward Frederick Poss (32) and Alvarez Garcia (24) were apprehended on suspicion of DUI of alcohol and or narcotics.
Around 1:30 a.m. on July 19, a collision occurred on southbound SR 163 in the Kearny Mesa region in San Diego. An investigation was conducted north of Interstate 805, close to the viaduct, resulting in the closure of all lanes for 12 hours.
Alvez Garcia was the driver of the Toyota Tacoma pickup that collided with the two Prius vehicles at the I-805 convergence, according to CHP investigators. One of the small vehicles was struck from behind. Four individuals were killed, and two were ejected onto the freeway.
Poss’ Prius crossed the debris field, colliding with one of the casualties who had been ejected from the vehicle during the first collision.
The CHP reported that two of the four individuals in the first Prius were declared deceased at the scene of the crash, while the other two died at the hospital.
Alvarez Garcia and Poss were both taken to a hospital and subsequently sent to the San Diego County Jail for several offenses.
Garcia (24), a resident of San Marcos, is currently incarcerated with a bond of $1 million. Alvarez Garcia’s blood alcohol content (BAC) was 0.16, according to prosecutors. A BAC of 0.16% is regarded as highly intoxicated and gravely impaired. The allowed limit in the United States is typically 0.08%. Poss was also charged with driving while inebriated, according to the California Highway Patrol.
The identities of the victims were disclosed on the website of the San Diego County Medical Examiner’s Office. Mahsun Dursun (23), Baris Savas (25), Faruk Cetin (27), and Abdurrezak Hizmali (27) were the four individuals killed in the Kearny Mesa crash.
