Ferris Bueller’s Alan Ruck in Halloween Crash: Electric Pickup Plows into Hollywood Pizza Shop
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Alan Ruck, the “Succession” & “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” actor, was reportedly engaged in a multi-car incident in Hollywood on Tuesday that drove his truck into a pizzeria. At the incident scene, the video seemed to show Ruck conversing on his cell phone. Several callers claimed a crash involving numerous automobiles shortly after 9 p.m. Tuesday, one of which crashed into a building in the 1600 block of La Brea Avenue, according to a Los Angeles Police Department spokesperson. The front end of the truck ploughed into the building that housed Raffallo’s Pizza near the junction of La Brea and Hollywood Boulevard, according to news footage from the site. Two highly damaged automobiles were spotted in the middle of the intersection; one had been rear-ended before colliding with the other car’s driver’s side.
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According to the Los Angeles Fire Department, a 32-year-old male was taken to a hospital in uncertain condition. An ambulance was sought for two people, according to an LAPD spokesperson: a 40-year-old lady who complained of discomfort in her arm and a 25-year-old guy who had unknown injuries. According to the LAPD, a police report was obtained at the site. There were no citations or arrests announced. The Fire Department’s Urban search-and-rescue crew evaluated the building & the truck before hooking the back of the vehicle to a chain and pulling it out of the structure. According to the Fire Department, inspectors from the Department of Building and Safety also responded to the crash site to assess the building’s readiness for occupancy.
âSuccessionâ star Alan Ruck crashed his truck into an LA pizza shop. pic.twitter.com/VqiincuLgY
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“Succession” & “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” Star Alan Ruck Was Reportedly Engaged In A Multi-Car Incident That Drove His Truck Into A Pizzeria
According to authorities, actor Alan Ruck, renowned for his appearances in “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” and “Succession,” was behind the steering wheel of a truck that crashed into a Hollywood pizza business on Halloween. The accident occurred around 9:25 p.m. A three-car collision led to Ruck’s Rivian pickup truck driving off the road and striking into the Raffallo’s Pizza establishment in the 1600 block of La Brea Avenue on Tuesday evening. Ruck, who played Cameron Frye in “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off,” which contains one of the most famous car wrecks in film history, was apparently unharmed in the event. According to the Los Angeles Fire Department, one person, a 32-year-old guy, was hospitalised following the incident with non-life-threatening injuries. Surveillance footage from the pizza shop shows Ruck’s truck rear-ending another automobile stalled at a stop sign, speeding through the intersection and striking another car halted at an adjacent stretch of the crossing before driving into the structure.
While the reason for the incident is still being investigated, Los Angeles Police Department detectives informed KCAL News that they don’t think drugs or alcohol played a role. Restaurant owners displayed the aftermath of the horrific crash, with debris filling the floor at the back of the building where their facilities are located. “The good news is that nobody was inside the loo,” stated Raffallo’s owner Walter Rosales. “It was extremely difficult last night, all those weeping individuals⊠because they knew of us, they have known us for a long time, and they have cried and given thanks to God since we were alive.” SkyCal flew overhead minutes after the crash, seeing Ruck’s truck with significant front-end damage as well as a gaping hole in the building’s side. The restaurant was yellow-tagged by Los Angeles Department of Building & Safety officers who were dispatched to the scene to check the structure’s integrity.
