by Early on Monday morning, a solitary vehicle collision in San Marcos left one individual seriously hurt.
At approximately 2:20 a.m. on Monday, paramedics were called to the scene of a car that had swerved off the SR-78 for an unidentified reason, crashed through a guardrail, and landed on E. Carmel Street close to Twin Oaks Valley Road.
According to reports, the driver was stranded inside the car for at least twenty minutes before firefighters arrived to rescue him.
Video from the scene showed the badly mangled car.
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The motorist was expected to live despite being admitted to Palomar Medical Center in severe condition. There was still uncertainty about the crash’s circumstances.
Contributions to this report came from Onscene.Media and City News Service.
