Nobu Malibu chef killed when Range Rover hits parked car
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 5 Oct, 04:54 · Archive
A 51-year-old chef at Nobu Malibu died after a speeding Range Rover struck his parked car on Pacific Coast Highway.
Ryo Uchimiya, a 51-year-old chef at Nobu Malibu, died after a speeding Range Rover struck his parked car on Pacific Coast Highway early Saturday morning. He was asleep in the vehicle when the crash occurred. Video footage captured the moment of impact.
The Los Angeles County medical examiner's office confirmed that Uchimiya died from 'multiple blunt force injuries'. A 16-year-old driver was operating the Range Rover at the time of the collision.
How it is being reported
- Longtime Nobu chef, 51, killed after teenage driver slams into his vehicle as horrifying footage shows smashDaily Mail · 5 Oct, 04:44
- Coroner releases official cause of death for Nobu Malibu chef as witnesses reveal horrific new detailsNew York Post · 4 Oct, 22:23
- Nobu Malibu chef was asleep in car on PCH when Range Rover hit him as new video emergesNew York Post · 4 Oct, 17:12
In this story: Ryo Uchimiya · Nobu Malibu · Pacific Coast Highway · Malibu · Los Angeles County
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