3-Car Crash Kills Man, Injures 1, Stalls Traffic
A three-car collision left one person dead and one injured Friday and forced the closure of Carbon Canyon Road in Brea for 2 hours, backing up rush-hour traffic for several miles, authorities said.
Alva Svoboda of Brea died at UCI Medical Center in Orange after his car collided head-on with a 29-year-old Chino woman’s 1988 Plymouth van at 7:45 a.m., Brea Police Lt. James Winder said.
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