UNIVERSITY CITY, California — Three people were killed and eight more injured after a man drove the wrong way on an interstate in southern California Thursday, authorities said.
The man was reportedly driving a McLaren over 100 miles per hour when he crashed.
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The McLaren was going the wrong way on Interstate 805 in University City and caused a fiery crash that killed three people during rush hour.
Initially, one person died inside a car, another was ejected and killed and the third had major injuries and later died.
Firefighters put out fires on all three cars.