Five injured in Thousand Oaks as Walmart stabbing suspect’s car slams into students leaving high school and flips
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FIVE people were left seriously hurt after a car crash near a high school on Tuesday.
The injured included high school students in Thousand Oaks, California after they were struck while leaving school.
The crash happened across the street from Westlake High School, said the Ventura County Fire Department.
Of the five injured victims, two were in critical condition and one was in moderate condition, said the department.
Two others received minor injuries.
All of the injured were pedestrians.


The driver was trapped in the vehicle after it flipped over following the crash.
The Ventura County Sheriff’s Department does not believe drugs or alcohol were involved in the crash at this time.
However, the driver was named as a suspect who stabbed a Walmart employee in Simi Valley earlier today, said the Simi Valley Police Department.
The stabbing happened around 2.45pm – about an hour before the crash.
The employee is expected to survive.
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