The motorist who slammed into a San Bernardino police patrol car, killing Officer Bryce Hanes early this morning near Rancho Cucamonga, may have run a red-light.
A witness told investigating officers that the motorist ran a red light and crashed into Hanes’ vehicle. Hanes had a green light, according to the witness.
Police officials say Hanes’ vehicle was broadsided by the other motorist. At the scene, the patrol car was pressed into a traffic light pole.
The traffic collision at Fourth Street and Etiwanda Avenue, may be DUI-related, police said.
Initial reports indicate Hanes had just dropped off an inmate at West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga when the crash happened.
The crash is under investigation by Ontario police.
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