@ocactive_: 🚨 UPDATE — IRVINE FATAL COLLISION 🚨 Irvine Police have confirmed that two people lost their lives following a single-vehicle collision early Sunday morning near Culver Drive & Deerfield Avenue. According to IPD, officers and Orange County Fire Authority crews responded around 12:18 a.m. after receiving reports of a vehicle collision involving a fire. Preliminary information indicates a 2019 McLaren was stopped northbound on Culver Drive before accelerating after the light turned green. Police say the driver later lost control, striking a curb and tree. The impact caused the vehicle to split apart and catch fire. After firefighters extinguished the flames, two occupants were found deceased inside the vehicle. Their identities are being withheld until their families have been notified. The investigation remains ongoing. 🕊️ Our condolences go out to the families and loved ones affected by this tragic incident. 📍 Culver Dr & Deerfield Ave — Irvine 🕐 12:18 AM 📅 September 13, 2026 ⚠️ Viewer discretion advised. Shared for news and community awareness purposes. @“Yerushalmi Law Firm, APC” #fyp #viral #oc #irvine #active

Gaspar :

Riders, after seeing James loss. I recommend life insurance. If you need more information, happy to help. RIP James and Lexi🙏

chopshopbrosky :

These guys been racing sports cars in Irvine orchard hills area for months

“Yerushalmi Law Firm, APC” :

Speeding kills. Our thoughts & prayers are with their loved ones 🙏🕊️

Fxcarloss :

Oh we already know who the 2 are

Manny :

sohil nader :

😳😳😳

pinnacle949 :

TMZ video showed the vehicle crossing water (due to perhaps a leaky sprinkler in the center divider with vegetation present - common in parts of Irvine), and the Mclaren with its wide and treadless tires, hydroplaned..where brakes was applied and caused the steering to veer right and over the curb and smack a tree, engulfing into an inferno! Sad but ALL the wrong elements were present at once, but the car was definitely not going 100MPH, as any Tesla in Irvine goes that same speed (55-60mph) within the first 4-6 seconds of acceleration.