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Abuse Attorney John L. Rozier has the following crash report; On Sunday, September 7, 2014, a car chase leads to vehicle collision, in Tulare County. The automobile accident happened in Lindsay, at about 9:20 PM.
The California Highway Patrol reported that Miguel Villalpando was suspected of driving under the influence and tried to evade police by driving without the car's lights on. As he was traveling on Highway 65, in his 2003 Honda Accord, he slammed into the back of a Ford Expedition.
The Expedition, which was driven by Christina Zaragola, of Strathmore, was stopped at the stop light at the intersection of the highway and Hermosa Avenue.
Villalpando, and his passengers, Jesus Perez, and Erik Medina, sustained minor to moderate injuries. Zaragola suffered minor injuries in the collision.
The law offices of Nelson and Rozier are located in the heart of the San
Joaquin Valley, in Visalia. Our lawyers specialize in automobile collisions
and personal injuries. If you would like experienced and reliable
representation for your accident please contact us at www.nelsonrozier.com or call Attorney John
Rozier at 559-713-0159.
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Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Tulare County Accident Involving a Big Rig and Two SUVs near Dinuba
June 24, 2014- A collision between a semi truck and two SUV's kills two people, in Tulare County. The accident took place west of Dinuba, on Tuesday, at about 7:15 PM.
A 2006 Kenworth big rig, driven by Jaswinder Singh, of Stockton, was traveling south on Road 56, when it failed to stop at the sign at Highway 201/ Avenue 400. The tractor-trailer broadsided a 2001 Ford Expedition, that was eastbound on Avenue 400.
The Expedition was then pushed into a 2008 Honda Pilot that was headed north on Road 56. The semi truck continued to push the SUV through a fence and into a power pole, where it finally stopped.
The driver of the Ford; Delfino Arroyo, of Orosi, and his passenger; Yolanda Anaya, of Hanford, both died at the scene of the crash.
The Honda's driver and passenger: David and Maria Segovia, sustained injuries and were taken to Reedley Hospital for treatment.
Jaswinder Singh was not hurt in the collision.
A 2006 Kenworth big rig, driven by Jaswinder Singh, of Stockton, was traveling south on Road 56, when it failed to stop at the sign at Highway 201/ Avenue 400. The tractor-trailer broadsided a 2001 Ford Expedition, that was eastbound on Avenue 400.
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The Expedition was then pushed into a 2008 Honda Pilot that was headed north on Road 56. The semi truck continued to push the SUV through a fence and into a power pole, where it finally stopped.
The driver of the Ford; Delfino Arroyo, of Orosi, and his passenger; Yolanda Anaya, of Hanford, both died at the scene of the crash.
The Honda's driver and passenger: David and Maria Segovia, sustained injuries and were taken to Reedley Hospital for treatment.
Jaswinder Singh was not hurt in the collision.
Our
condolences go out to the family, and friends of these victims. Please
let us help you during this trying time. Attorney John Rozier, your
lawyer for all wrongful deaths, and car accidents. We serve all of Kern
County, Tulare County, and Fresno County. With our office located in
Visalia, California. www.nelsonrozier.com or contact us by phone at 559-713-0159.
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Fatality After SUV Collision on Interstate 5 near Coalinga
May 10, 2014- A singular vehicle accident leaves one dead on I-5, in Fresno County. The incident took place north of Coalinga, Saturday evening.
The driver of a 2000 Ford Expedition was traveling north on Interstate 5, near Derrick Avenue. The San Jose woman lost control of the SUV after the vehicle drifted to the right. She over-corrected after the Ford nearly left the road. The vehicle spun out and swerved across the northbound lanes of the freeway. The Expedition came to rest in the center divide, on its side.
There were three people in the SUV. The woman driver and a male passenger in the front suffered minor injuries. They were taken by ambulance to Coalinga Regional Medical Center. The third person was a passenger in the back of the Ford, who was not wearing a seat belt. That passenger sustained major injuries and died at the scene of the crash.
The driver of a 2000 Ford Expedition was traveling north on Interstate 5, near Derrick Avenue. The San Jose woman lost control of the SUV after the vehicle drifted to the right. She over-corrected after the Ford nearly left the road. The vehicle spun out and swerved across the northbound lanes of the freeway. The Expedition came to rest in the center divide, on its side.
There were three people in the SUV. The woman driver and a male passenger in the front suffered minor injuries. They were taken by ambulance to Coalinga Regional Medical Center. The third person was a passenger in the back of the Ford, who was not wearing a seat belt. That passenger sustained major injuries and died at the scene of the crash.
If you
would like this accident investigated further, please give me a call.
Attorney John Rozier, your personal injury and wrongful death lawyer.
I specialize in all types of car collisions. My office is
located in Visalia, California, east of Coalinga. Let me help you. 559-713-0159 or online at www.nelsonrozier.com
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
SUV Crashes Through Fence and Into Shed in Fresno
February 28, 2012- An SUV crashed into a yard and shed on Tuesday afternoon, in Fresno.
Police say they received a call of an SUV through a fence at Washington Avenue, near Barton Avenue. Minutes later, they got another call from a man claiming he'd been carjacked at gunpoint at Tulare Avenue and Backer; less than a mile away.
When they arrived at the crash site, they realized it was the same car, a white Ford Expedition, but the driver was gone.
Search dogs were brought out to help find him.
It wasn't until later that police discovered there was no carjacking. The owner of the vehicle just lost control, got scared and made up the story.
Officers later found the man.
I am a personal injury lawyer, serving the central valley. Please give me a call, Attorney John Rozier 559-713-0159.
Police say they received a call of an SUV through a fence at Washington Avenue, near Barton Avenue. Minutes later, they got another call from a man claiming he'd been carjacked at gunpoint at Tulare Avenue and Backer; less than a mile away.
When they arrived at the crash site, they realized it was the same car, a white Ford Expedition, but the driver was gone.
Search dogs were brought out to help find him.
It wasn't until later that police discovered there was no carjacking. The owner of the vehicle just lost control, got scared and made up the story.
Officers later found the man.
I am a personal injury lawyer, serving the central valley. Please give me a call, Attorney John Rozier 559-713-0159.
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