Collision at Main and College intersection results in fatality

The San Diego County medical examiner has determined that a lacerated heart and liver were the cause of death for a male driver following an auto collision at the intersection of Main and College Avenues that occurred on July 3, with pulmonary emphysema and methamphetamine intoxication being contributing conditions.

According to California Highway Patrol (CHP) officer Chris Parent, 48-year-old Fallbrook resident Ramon Varela was driving a 1995 Toyota Paseo northbound on Main Avenue with a five- and three-year-old in the vehicle when he veered into oncoming traffic and struck a 1996 Toyota Camr...