Veering Driver Injures 25 Los Angeles Sheriff's Department Recruits

In Metro Los Angeles, over two dozen sheriff's academy recruits were injured during a training exercise when a car driven by a 22-year-old male veered into their formation. The incident resulted in 25 injuries, with five recruits critically hurt. The driver was sober, but it's unclear if drugs were involved. Quick actions by deputies and nearby fire station personnel helped save lives. The California Highway Patrol is investigating whether the act was intentional. All injured recruits are expected to recover.

What was the speed of the car when it hit the recruits?

• 30 to 45 miles per hour

• 70 to 80 miles per hour

• 10 to 20 miles per hour

• 50 to 60 miles per hour

How many recruits were critically injured in the incident?

• Two

• Fifteen

• Five

• Ten

What action did the deputies take immediately after the incident?

• Called the police

• Ran to a nearby fire station for help

• Chased the driver

• Waited for paramedics to arrive

What prevented the car from causing more injuries?

• The car hit a pole

• Recruits managed to dodge the car

• The driver stopped voluntarily

• The car ran out of fuel

What is the current status of the investigation?

• The investigation is ongoing

• It is confirmed to be an accident

• The driver has been arrested

• The driver was under the influence