BREA, Calif. - Terrifying moments unfolded in front of witnesses in Brea after a man suspected of driving under the influence on Thanksgiving was shot and killed by officers. Officials with the Brea Police Department said around 4:45 p.m., they were notified of a possible drunk driver traveling near Lambert Road and the 57 Freeway.

A man who was suspected of DUI was shot and killed by Brea Police Department officers Thursday evening near the 57 Freeway. The officers were notified at 4:42 p.m. Thursday about a possible DUI driver in the area of Lambert Road and the Orange (57) Freeway, according to a Brea Police Department statement.

A man who appeared to be driving under the influence and shot by Brea police officers has died, investigators said Friday.

Brea Police officers fatally shot a DUI suspect near the 57 Freeway after an altercation, with an ongoing investigation by the OC District Attorney’s Office.

Police officers in Brea shot and killed an alleged DUI driver on Thursday afternoon, authorities say. According to the Brea Police Department, officers were notified of a possible DUI driver in the area of Lambert Road and the 57 Freeway just before 4:45 p.

Firefighters in Orange County took one person to the hospital after a traffic collision and police shooting near the 57 Freeway in Brea.

A male who appeared to be driving under the influence was shot to death by Brea police officers, authorities said Friday. The officers were notified at 4:42 p.m. Thursday of a possible DUI driver.