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        Videos Released of Saturday Pasadena Crash

        • News Desk
          • May 13, 2024
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      a car slamming into a pole with sparks

      A screengrab from a video released by Pasadena Police Department (Photo – videograb)

      On Saturday, May 11, 2024, at about 2:38 am, Pasadena Police and Fire Department personnel responded to the 2300 block of Foothill Blvd., regarding a single-vehicle traffic collision.

      By News Desk

      The collision involved a white 2018 Tesla Model 3 with six occupants. Arriving personnel determined that the driver and two of the male passengers were killed in the crash. Three passengers were treated for life-threatening injuries and transported to Huntington Hospital. Officers secured the scene and the Pasadena Traffic Section’s Major Accidents Investigation Team (MAIT) responded to conduct a detailed investigation.

      Preliminary investigation

      The preliminary investigation revealed the Tesla was traveling westbound on Foothill Blvd. in excess of 100 mph. The Tesla ran the red light at Sierra Madre Blvd. narrowly avoiding a collision with a northbound vehicle. As the Tesla approached Vista Ave. it struck the north curb and left the roadway. The vehicle crashed through a streetlight and was launched into the air where it collided with a power pole and into a vacant building about 130 feet away. There were four passengers seated in the rear compartment of the vehicle. Three of those passengers who were not wearing seatbelts were ejected during the crash.

      The identification of the individuals involved is as follows. (Two of the names are  being withheld at this time.  One is pending further notification to the next of kin, and one is a minor.)

      • Driver: Moheb Samuel
        Male (22 yrs.), Pasadena resident – pronounced deceased at the scene.
      • Front passenger: Male
        (22 yrs.), Pasadena resident – pronounced deceased at the scene.
      • Rear passenger: Stefan Pfeiffer
        Male, (20 yrs.), Pasadena resident – pronounced deceased at the scene.
      • Rear passenger: Emerson Newquist (gofundme link)
        Male,  (20  yrs.),  Pasadena  resident  – transported to the hospital in stable condition.
      • Rear passenger: Bella Ramirez, Female (18 yrs.), Monrovia resident – transported to the hospital in stable condition.
      • Rear passenger: Female
        (17 yrs.), Pasadena resident – transported to the hospital and remains in critical condition.

      Toxicology results are pending. (A gofundme link for all families).

      Videos

      These videos were released by Pasadena Police Department:

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      Tagged: Bella RamirezEmerson NewquistFoothill BlvdMajor Accidents Investigation TeamMoheb SamuelPasadena policePasadena Traffic SectionSierra Madre BlvdStefan PfeifferTesla ModelVideos Released of Saturday Pasadena Crash

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      1. Lauren Ami says:
        May 14, 2024 at 12:16 pm

        The driver was a young man with a dui from this last September. Still allowed by parents to drive. Speeding. Bottles found in car. He did not survive. His little sister was in there as well. Completely preventable. 3 ejected and passed, 3 physically survived. My daughter went to high school with one of them, he was so graphically disfigured his poor parents had to still come identify what was left. Just horrific. She just got back from leaving flowers.

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      2. Rebecca Fleming says:
        May 13, 2024 at 10:01 pm

        Absolutely horrific

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      3. Victoria Knapp says:
        May 13, 2024 at 8:11 pm

        5 families forever tragically changed.

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      4. Jennifer Mulhare says:
        May 13, 2024 at 7:27 pm

        This is so tragic. God bless them and their families.

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