Under the influence, gray sweater. Jeans, suspect refused to leave. PR did not acknowledge what apartment. Your disconnected line composition callback received voicemail as well. 406 >> On May 26th, 2025 at approximately 1:55 p.m. in the Sun Valley area of Los Angeles, California, what began as a routine emergency response turned into a devastating moment caught on camera. Police officers were racing with lights and sirens to a domestic violence call on the 6700 block of Riverton Avenue. As their cruiser sped eastbound down Saticoy Street heading toward Cleon Avenue, an unsuspecting driver in a silver Honda Accord began turning left onto Saticoy directly into the path of the oncoming unit. With no time to brake or swerve, the police cruiser slammed into the driver's side of the Honda in a violent high-speed collision. The driver of the Accord was 70-year-old Jose Hernandez. What happened next is both heart-stopping and tragic and it's all captured in chilling detail by the officers' dashcam and bodycams. From the sound of the impact to the chaotic moments immediately after, this footage takes you straight into the heart of the crash. Stay with us to see how it all unfolded second by second. This is one of the most intense and sobering real-life police response incidents you'll see. Viewer discretion is advised. >> Under the influence, gray sweater. Jeans, suspect refused to leave. PR did not acknowledge what apartment. Your disconnected line composition callback received voicemail as well. 406 >> Oh, [ __ ] >> You good? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> This footage is from the body cam of the officer driving the police cruiser. >> You good? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> You good? >> Yeah. >> You good? >> Yeah. >> Hey, sit down. Sit down. Sit down. We're good. I'm going to check on him. You good? >> Yeah. >> You good? He's good? >> This footage is from the body cam of the officer who was the passenger in the police cruiser. >> Under the influence, gray sweater. Jeans, just for the leave. You already did not acknowledge what department. You already selected line on additional 502. Voice going on. >> You good? >> Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics responded to the scene and pronounced 70-year-old Jose Hernandez dead. Though the LAPD initially reported him as 91, his family confirmed he was 70, a beloved husband, father, and grandfather. The LAPD's traffic group and multidisciplinary collision investigation team launched a full investigation at the scene. Dashcam footage from the police cruiser is being reviewed to determine the exact sequence of events and evaluate the officer's speed and decision-making. Both officers involved sustained non-life-threatening injuries, were treated at the hospital, and released the same day. At this time, there's no official word on whether the LAPD has taken disciplinary action against the officers or faced any penalties related to the crash. The investigation remains ongoing. Also, if you like our videos, please subscribe to our channel. When you subscribe and like our videos, it's like you're giving a monetary donation because it tells YouTube to show our content to more true crime fans like yourself. That type of support allows us to keep bringing you more authentic true crime content. Thank you for your support, and we'll see you at the next video.