Jurupa Valley, CA – Six Vehicles Collide, Critically Injuring One Person in Rollover
Posted on May 22, 2019 Written By: iadminlaw
Six Vehicles Collide in Jurupa Valley, Critically Injuring One Person in Rollover
JURUPA VALLEY, CA (May 22, 2019) – Six vehicles collided Tuesday night in Jurupa Valley, critically injuring one person. The May 21 accident occurred in the vicinity of Etiwanda Avenue and Van Buren Boulevard, close to the 60 Freeway and to the south of it.
The time was roughly a little before 8:15 p.m., according to Cal Fire/Riverside County Fire Department.
Reports say one of the vehicles that collided had overturned, and rescuers had to work to extricate the victim. According to officials, the victim suffered injuries that were described as serious. Respondents transported the victim to a hospital.
The identity of the victim, including the person’s name, age, gender, and city of residence, has not been reported. The victim’s current condition is not known. The vehicle the victim had been traveling in has not been described, and it is not known if the person was a driver or a passenger.
None of the vehicles involved in the incident have been described, nor any of the drivers identified. It is not known if anyone had been traveling as a passenger in any of the vehicles.
It is not known from reports where each vehicle had been traveling just prior to colliding, and the sequence of events in which the crashes occurred. Investigators are working to understand the crash’s circumstances. No other information is currently available.
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