SUV Collision in Bakersfield on 18th & Q Streets

May 19, 2014- A truck and SUV were involved in a vehicle accident, which knocked out a fire hydrant, in Kern County.  The crash happened in Bakersfield, California, on Monday night.

A red pickup truck, and a Sport Utility Vehicle collided at the intersection of 18th Street and Q Street.  The impact of the collision sent the SUV into a fire hydrant.  The hydrant was knocked off, and water shot out all over the roadway.

It is reported that there were moderate injuries from the accident.

If you need legal counseling or representation for this accident, please give me a call. Attorney John Rozier, of Visalia, just miles from Bakersfield.  I am your lawyer for all personal injury claims. Our office is located on Caldwell Avenue. 559-713-0159 or www.nelsonrozier.com

Stolen Vehicle Crashes into Fire Hydrant in Fresno

December 27, 2011- The driver of a stolen vehicle was involved in a crash on Tuesday, in northwest Fresno.

Three teenagers, ages 13, 14, and 15, stole a car and went on a joy ride with it around town.

Ricardo Lopez the owner of the car, said he was warming it up Tuesday morning, and went inside his home to grab something. When he came back out his car was gone.

The 15 year-old suspect crashed the car into a fire hydrant, as they were driving down Marks Avenue, at the intersection of Marks and Holland Avenue. The impact of the accident knocked the fire hydrant off enough to send water shooting into the air.

The teens attempted to run away on foot after the collision, but police apprehended them soon after.

If you need legal help for this accident, please call Attorney John Rozier 559-713-0159.

March 30 fire hydrant accident at Noble and Ben Maddox in Visalia

On March 30 a runaway Camaro hit a fire hydrant near the intersection of Ben Maddox and Noble in Visalia. The brakes and power steering on the Camaro, driven by Chris Fehlman, failed as Fehlman attempted to navigate a left turn. This sent the Camaro into a fire hydrant causing a geyser of water. Fehlman was able to sucessfully stop the car about a mile south of the incident. Neither Fehlman nor his passenger were injured. http://www.nelsonrozier.com/