Accident News
Motorcyclist Critically Injured After DUI Suspect Runs Red Light, Hits Him in Oceanside
Man, 23, Hospitalized After Oceanside DUI Accident on Highway 76 near Benet Road
Motorcyclist Critically Injured After DUI Suspect Runs Red Light, Hits Him in Oceanside
Oceanside, California: A 23-year-old man is fighting for his life at a hospital after being struck by a DUI suspect while riding his motorcycle Monday evening in Oceanside.
Police said on the fateful day, the man, identified as Nick Cardenas, was on his motorcycle headed to his Bonsall home when the accident occurred.
The collision happened near Highway 76 and Benet Road, where authorities said a driver of a car ran a red light and hit Cardenas’ motorcycle.
Cardenas was thrown off the bike, and his helmet flew off after the impact.
The motorcyclist sustained broken bones and brain trauma. Emergency personnel rushed him to the hospital, where he was listed in critical condition.
Police identified the driver of the car as 67-year-old Robert Shuey of San Clemente. The motorist was treated for his injuries and later arrested on suspicion of DUI. The suspect was reportedly found unresponsive in his cell the following day and was pronounced dead.
Cardenas is a young father of a 3-year-old girl. Family and friends have set up a Gofundme campaign to help them raise medical and other expenses.
Two People Hospitalized After Antelope Car Accident at Antelope Road and Roseville Road
2 People Seriously Injured in Multi-Vehicle Crash in Antelope
Sacramento County, California: Two people were seriously injured in a multi-vehicle collision that happened Thursday afternoon at an intersection in Antelope.
According to the Sacramento Metro Fire District, the accident occurred around 1:50 p.m. at Antelope and Roseville roads.
Three vehicles collided, trapping two occupants in the wreckage.
Firefighters responded to the scene and freed the victims. The patients were taken to the hospital with major injuries.
Authorities are investigating the cause of the collision.
65-Year-Old Kenneth Joseph McLeod Dies in Irvine Crash at Alton Parkway and Foster
Kenneth Joseph McLeod Killed in Irvine Motorcycle Accident
Irvine, California: 65-year-old Kenneth Joseph McLeod died after he collided with a car while riding a motorcycle Wednesday afternoon at an intersection in Irvine.
The accident was reported around 4:50 p.m. at Alton Parkway and Foster.
Investigators said McLeod was riding a motorcycle southbound on Alton when he ran a red light at Foster and crashed into a Tesla turning left from northbound Alton onto westbound Foster.
The Tesla had a green light at the time of the crash.
McLeod died at the scene from the injuries he sustained in the crash.
An investigation into the crash is ongoing.
Woman Hospitalized After Victorville Pedestrian Accident at Roy Rogers Drive and Amargosa Road
Woman on Motorized Wheelchair Hit and Injured by Car in Victorville
Victorville, California: A woman riding a motorized wheelchair was injured when she was hit by a car Thursday morning at an intersection in Victorville.
The accident was reported around 8:48 a.m. at Roy Rogers Drive and Amargosa Road.
Victorville police, firefighters, and AMR responded to the scene.
The victim was taken to the hospital in unknown condition.
A man driving a black Nissan was found at the scene but it was not clear if he was the driver involved in the accident.
An investigation into the crash is ongoing.
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