October 6, 2011- The Merced County sheriff’s deputy that crashed into a canal near Los Banos northwest of Fresno, on Thursday, has been identified as Giovgiz Ysael.
Ysael suffered minor injuries after swerving to avoid a head-on collision with a 1990 Acura on Turner Island Road. The Acura was driven by Oscar Berumen of Los Banos.
Ysael’s cruiser hit a power pole and went into the canal.
Berumen, and his passenger, Juan Sandoval, were unharmed in the accident.
If you need legal help for this accident, please call Attorney John Rozier 559-713-0159.
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Deputy's Car Crashes into a Canal near Los Banos
October 6, 2011- A Sheriff’s deputy from Merced County and his dog suffered minor injuries Thursday evening, while trying to avoid a crash with another vehicle near Los Banos, northwest of Fresno.
The deputy was driving his patrol vehicle north, at about 6:30 PM, on Turner Island Road, south of Henry Miller Road. Meanwhile a 19-year-old man from Los Banos was driving south On Turner Island Rd., at about 60 mile per hour.
The man saw the deputy’s car, tried to slow down, but lost control of his vehicle and began swerving into the deputy’s lane.
To avoid the collision, the deputy turned to the right, but lost control of the cruiser, and hit a power pole. The patrol car then went into a canal. He and the dog both escaped the water with only minor injuries.
The 19-year-old driver was said to be unharmed.
I am a personal injury lawyer, serving the central valley. Please give me a call, Attorney John Rozier 559-713-0159.
The deputy was driving his patrol vehicle north, at about 6:30 PM, on Turner Island Road, south of Henry Miller Road. Meanwhile a 19-year-old man from Los Banos was driving south On Turner Island Rd., at about 60 mile per hour.
The man saw the deputy’s car, tried to slow down, but lost control of his vehicle and began swerving into the deputy’s lane.
To avoid the collision, the deputy turned to the right, but lost control of the cruiser, and hit a power pole. The patrol car then went into a canal. He and the dog both escaped the water with only minor injuries.
The 19-year-old driver was said to be unharmed.
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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