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Ontario Car Accident Claims High School Football Coach

An Ontario car accident leaves a popular Moreno Valley High School assistant football coach and his family dead when his car explodes into flames. The incident took place at approximately 12:00 PM on Saturday afternoon, February 13, 2010, along the 15 Freeway.

According to California Highway Patrol Officer Monica Posada, the victim’s car became wedged between two trucks and exploded into flames, killing the family of four. The accident occurred on the 15 Freeway, south of the Jurupa Street exit. They were traveling southbound when the accident happened.

Ryan Villalpando, an assistant football coach as Moreno Valley High School, his wife, Veronica, and their two children, were pronounced dead at the scene. Villalpando’s father, Edward Villalpando, reported that the family was on their way to get a pizza when they were killed.

A total of six vehicles, including the two trucks, were involved in the wreck. There were other minor injuries reported.

“He was my offensive line coach,” said Moreno Valley High School football coach Ted Wadkins. “He’s taught the last five years at Moreno Valley.”

The fatal Ontario car crash is still under investigation by local authorities.

This is a tragic accident and our deepest sympathies go out to all of those that have been impacted by the fatal incident.

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