19-Year-Old Driver Pronounced Dead after T-Bone Collision on Elverta Road

ANTELOPE, CA (January 30, 2023) – Early Thursday morning, Yoko Bucsit was killed and four others were hurt in a car crash on Watt Avenue.

The incident happened around 2:00 a.m., near Elverta Road on December 22nd.

Per reports, 19-year-old Bucsit was driving a white Mazda 3 west on Elverta Road. For reasons unknown, he ran a red light and t-boned a patrol vehicle that was heading north on Watt Avenue through a green light.

The impact of the crash ejected Bucsit, who was not wearing a seat belt, from the vehicle onto the road. Medical personnel arrived and transported Bucsit, of Antelope to a hospital where he later succumbed to his injuries.

Meanwhile, the three other occupants inside the Mazda suffered injuries ranging from minor to major. They were all transported to a local hospital for further treatment. In addition, the deputy suffered minor injuries and was treated at the hospital.

Following preliminary investigations, crews do not know whether or not drugs or alcohol were involved. Once available, more details will be provided.

The team at Sweet James offers their warm and sincerest sympathies to the friends and family of Yoko Bucsit. May you find comfort and strength during this devastating time.

If you have lost someone in a car accident, then contact Sweet James as soon as possible. They understand that the death of a loved one leaves a lasting impact on your emotional and financial well-being. However, it is important that the surviving family understands and protects their rights. Their experienced attorneys and professional team will be with you in every step of the legal process. Call their office at (800) 975-3435 today for a free consultation with an expert legal professional in your area. They are also available 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week by email, online chat, and text message for any concerns or questions. For more accident news, click here.

Advertising disclosure: We may receive compensation for some of the links in our stories. Thank you for supporting LA Weekly and our advertisers.