Officer Kills Two Pit Bulls to Stop Mauling Attack in Glendora
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October 10, 2011 - According to reports a police officer killed two pit bulls to stop a mauling attack of a 67 year old man. According to Glendora police an officer killed two pit bulls, on Monday at approximately 4:00 a.m. in the 1600 block of South Sunflower Avenue.
Glendora Police Lt. Tim Stabb, said the pit bull attack involved a 67 year old man and retired fire captain that suffered puncture wounds to his face , arms, legs, torso and groin. The man also suffered a separated or broken shoulder and was transported to the hospital from the scene of the dog bite attack.
The attack was occurring when Glendora Police Officer Matt Fenner drove up on the scene and shot one of the pit bulls and stuck the other with his patrol car. Glendora Police believe that Officer Fenner’s actions saved the retired fire captain from further injury or being killed by the two dogs.
According to the 67 year old he was walking when he was attacked and tried to fight the dogs off with a wooden walking stick that broke in half. He said that he was running out of energy to fight the dogs off and would not have been able to continue much longer. He believed that the pit bulls were going to kill him.
According to Officer Fenner as he arrived on the scene, he saw the retired fire chief attempting to pull himself over a wall to get away from the dog bite attack. He struck the one pit bull that was circling the 67 year old man preparing to attack again, in order to stop the attack.
When Officer Fenner got out of his patrol car the other pit bull turned at came at him and he shot the dog and fatally wounded it. The dog that had been struck limped away to the grounds of an elementary school, where the officer followed it, until animal control officers arrived and tranquilized the pit bull. The dog later died at a veterinary clinic, according to authorities.
According to Glendora Police neither of the dogs were wearing tags and authorities are looking for the owner. The dog bite lawyers at Ehline Law Firm PC are watching this case and will shortly have their theories and liability, damages, and recovery of assets through tort law. Tune in at 633 West Fifth Street, 28th Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90071. 213.596.9642.
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Motorcycle Police Officer Injured by Driver He Stopped that Took Off
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November 2, 2011 - According to reports a police officer was injured when hit by a driver he pulled over for a traffic violation. According to Garden Grove Police Department the police officer was injured in the 13000 block of Brookhurst Street in Garden Grove at approximately 9:33 a.m. Wednesday morning.
Garden Grove Police Lt. Jeff Nightengale stated that the motorcycle officer stopped the driver for not having his seatbelt on, who then fled from a parking lot where he had pulled over. The motorcycle officer was struck by the vehicle suffering injuries to the legs.
According to Lt. Nightengale the officer is expected to recover, but he was unsure of the extent of the motorcycle officer’s injuries. The Garden Grove police have identified the driver as 28 year old Marcos Gonzalez, who is described as 5 feet, eight inches tall and approximately 220 pounds. At the time that the motorcycle officer was struck the vehicle was a 2002 four door green Infiniti, according to police.
According to Lt. Nightengale the information about the driver and the vehicle was obtained from the ticket the police officer was writing at the time he was struck. Police have not found any outstanding warrants on the driver.
Lt. Nightengale said the officer noticed that the driver appeared to be acting nervous, at which time the officer asked the man to step outside of the vehicle and patted him down. The officer radioed for backup and the man ran back to the car. The officer and the man struggled at the door of the vehicle, when the driver put the car in reverse knocking the officer down with the open door. The driver then put the vehicle in drive and drove over the officers legs.
The motorcycle accident attorney at Ehline Law Firm PC will be covering this story and provide updates as to the issues of liability, damages and recovery. Call 213.596.9642, to learn more about tort law.
Hit-and-Run Driver Slams into Dallas Police Officer
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Posted On: October 17, 2011 by Mark A. Anderson
Shortly after midnight on Sunday, a hit-and-run driver crashed head-on into a Dallas police officer at the intersection of Inwood Drive and Forest Lane. The police officer, Sr. Cpl. Charles Fleming, was in his squad car heading west on Forest Lane when the suspect ran through a red light and hit him.
The police car was crushed in the front but the suspect’s car, a solid blue pickup truck made in the late 90s, was also severely damaged. The police officer was taken to Baylor Hospital but has already been released and is recovering after this hit-and-run car accident.
Dallas police now need our help in locating the hit-and-run driver. Police said they are looking for a black male that is about 50 years old and driving a blue pickup truck. If you know anything about this car wreck, police are urging you to call DPD at 214-670-5817.
Officer kills torn to stop two pit bulls attack in Glendora
October 10, 2011 - reportedly a policeman killed two pit bulls, to stop a mauling attack of a 67-year-old man. Glendora killed police officer two pit bulls, on Monday at approximately 04: 00 in the South of sunflower Avenue 1600 block.
Police Lt. Tim Stabb, the pit said Glendora Bull attack involved a 67-year-old man, who had suffered fire captain, puncture wounds on his face, arms, legs, torso and groin decommissioned. The man also a separated or broken shoulder and was out of the scene from the dog bite attack hospital transported.
The attack has been at the Glendora police officer Matt Fenner went up on the stage and one of the cops shot the pit and put the others occur with his patrol car. Glendora police believes that officer Fenner actions the retired fire captain of further injuries or killed by the two dogs rescued.
According to which he was 67 years old foot, when he was attacked and tried to fend off the dogs with a wooden stick walking that broke up. He said that he ran from energy, to ward off the dogs and would no longer continue. He believed that the pit bulls, to kill him.
When he arrived on the scene, according to officer Fenner he saw the former fire chief try to up on a wall pull away from the dog bite attack. He beat a pit bull, which was the 67-year-old man who is preparing to attack again, to stop the attack circles.
Came as officer Fenner of his patrol car, the other pit bull turned on him and he shot the dog and it mortally wounded. The dog, which had met, limped away on the grounds of an elementary school where the officer, then to animal control officers arrived and calms pit bull. The dog died later at a veterinary clinic according to authorities.
According to Glendora police wore neither the dog tags and authorities are looking for the owner. The dog bite law Ehline law firm PC follow this case and will have their theories and liability, compensation and recovery of assets through tort law in the near future. Enter Fifth Street, 28th floor, Los Angeles, CA 90071 on 633 West. 213.596.9642.
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Seattle Personal Injury Attorney | Kent Police Officer Hit By Driver Running Red Light
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As a Seattle car accident lawyer, I work with many different people who are injured in car accidents while carrying out their job. Every driver on our streets needs to exercise caution at all times, but the actions of the other drivers with whom we share the road are beyond our control. There are inherent risks in driving a car, and no one is more subject to these risks than those who drive for a living. The people we tend to think of first are cab drivers and truckers, but another professional who drives as part of their job is a police patrol officer. King5.com reports that early Monday morning an SUV ran through a red light in Kent and struck the patrol car of a Kent Police Officer. A barista at a local coffee shop called 911 after hearing the crash. There was significant damage to both vehicles, and both the officer and the driver of the SUV were taken to Valley Medical Hospital as a precaution. The officer was treated and released. Information has not been released on the other driver. The Kent Police have said that alcohol was not a factor in the accident.
Each year in the United States, well over a million people are injured in passenger cars, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and although many professional drivers are more highly trained, many of those injuries are to people who drive for a living. We would like to think that when someone who drives as part of their job is injured in a car accident, any hospital bills incurred would be taken care of, but just like any other car accident, things do not always work out the way we would like.
If you have been injured in a Seattle car accident, speak with a Bellevue car accident attorney to discuss your options. Determining whether there has been negligence can be very complicated, and after being injured in an accident, your first priority should be your health. Attorney Jason Epstein can assess your situation and help you decide whether you should pursue a legal claim. For more information, and a FREE CONSULTATION, contact Jason at Premier Law Group at (206)285-1743.
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La Crescenta Police Officer Helps Woman Stop Run Away Ford Focus
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September 23, 2011 - As a car accident lawyer in Los Angeles, it is not often I hear stories that have a happy ending. According to reports a woman was uninjured after a police officer helped to stop a Ford Focus that had gone out of control.
According to authorities the incident occurred at approximately 11:20 a.m. Thursday in the vicinity of Pennsylvania Avenue and Foothill Boulevard.
According to Deputy Marcelo Ruiz he was in his police vehicle when a woman driving a Ford Focus waved in a manner that signaled she was not in control of her vehicle. Ruiz then chased the vehicle, while turning on the cruisers lights and siren.
The Ford kept increasing in speed through four way intersections and five red lights with cars coming in all directions. Ruiz attempted to speed up to get in front of the Focus when it was traveling at over 50 miles per hour to slow it down as quickly and safely as he could.
Ruiz stated he could see the panic on the woman’s face in his rear view mirror and brought both vehicles to a stop in the vicinity of Mills Avenue.
The driver identified as a 51 year old woman and resident of Tujunga, thanked the police officer over and over.
According to deputies there were no traffic accidents or collisions and the Ford Focus was heading toward a sharp curve onto Honolulu Avenue and if deputy Ruiz had not been able to stop the vehicle.
According to deputies later the vehicle was checked out and the brake fluid reservoir was empty and appeared to have a leak, causing the brakes to not work. I work for Ehline Law Firm PC at 4900 California Avenue Tower B, 2nd Floor Bakersfield, CA 93309 USA +661.846.2775.
Pedestrian Hit by Police Officer Speeding Sues Huntington Beach—Claims He was on Cell Phone
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September 23, 2011 - A woman has filed a lawsuit charging that a police officer hit her, while speeding and talking on a cell phone in Huntington Beach, during a car crash.
The woman identified as 47 year old Catherine Sanchez filed a lawsuit Monday in Huntington Beach stemming from a May 30th incident. Sanchez claims she was crossing Main Street when she was hit by an officer that was speeding and talking on a cell phone.
According to attorney Dyke Huish, who represents Sanchez, she would have been injured much worse if her son had not pulled her out of the way, but suffered bruising and pain to her back when she was struck by the police car on the left side of her body. Sanchez has claimed emotional distress due to the incident.
Attorney Huish stated that the officer stopped only long enough to yell at Sanchez to get out of the way and left. The Huntington Beach Police Department is denying the incident took place, while Huish has stated he does not believe police officers should be using cell phones and should not be permitted to leave the scene.
According to Huntington Police Department Chief Ken Small a police report was not taken, since the officer did not leave the scene and the woman was not struck by the vehicle. Small has stated that Sanchez did not say she was hit by the police vehicle and witnesses have also stated she was not struck by the car and because of this a report was not taken.
The Huntington Beach personal injury attorney at Ehline Law Firm PC finds the story believable. Michael Ehline, Esq., has seen several Santa Monica patrolmen on their cell phones while driving. It is another example of the servant becoming the master. If you know of a corrupt cop violating the civil rights of taxpayers, contact us at 600 Anton Boulevard 11th Fl. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 USA +949.891.0357.
LAPD officer fatally injured in collision a motorcycle
September 3, 2011-reportedly was an officer of the Los Angeles Police Department a motorcycle collision fatally injured.
According to the Los Angeles Police Department was one of duty policeman after a collision on the 101 freeway and 110 Autobahn interchange mortally injured. The downtown Los Angeles motorcycle crash at approximately 11: 00
LAPD has stated that the officer motorcycle was hit by a red truck, is involved in a collision. The LAPD was officer was on his own motorcycle at the time of the collision and the County USC Medical Center, where he later died of his injuries.
After Los Angeles Police Department police chief Charley Beck, the officer, whose identity not been released was a large police officer with a heart and had a great influence on younger officers. He was well established and a veteran of the Police Department.
Wrongful death lawyers handle these types of cases in Los Angeles and expect a fight. Ehline law firm PC 633 West Fifth Street, 28th floor, Los Angeles, CA 90071. 213.596.9642.
Tragic DeKalb collision with officer shows importance of slow down
A collision in which a driver in a policeman this plowed last weekend, a reminder of the threat of law enforcement officers has faced, if driver support or enforce traffic laws. Many times police officers required to the safety of their vehicles on a busy highway for a variety of tasks, including support for the scene of an accident, aid stranded motorists and enforce road safety through the issuance of citations.
If vehicles on the road be stopped, there is always the risk of pedestrians in the street or on the back, so it is important to slow down and avoid his ultra cautious, a high speed car pedestrian accident, the catastrophic injuries including closed head injuries, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, broken ribs, broken limbs, internal organ injuries and other serious injury can result.The DeKalb County pedestrian accident, which was with the officer caused when a motorist in the officer had ploughed, stopped to support to 20 drivers involved in a car accident. The officer was taken to the Grady Memorial Hospital and was in critical but stable condition according to reports in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The officer suffered a broken collarbone, fractured skull and broken arm.
This accident shows the high level the pedestrian zone of the risk of accidents when cars in the street or on the shoulder are stopped. While a police officer can have no other choice but to leave his car, not more motorists in General into the security continue to her car with her vehicle so far is safe on the shoulder of the road, so your vehicle from the flow of traffic is. Also, you should use your hazard lights to warn approaching motorists that your vehicle is disabled.
If a motorist approaching a disabled you powered vehicle or an emergency by emergency services staff, support are injured or stranded drivers are, you should be on move, he accidentally stranded vehicles or running down a pedestrian to avoid. Georgia has a move over law, which requires driver for police, paramedics and other emergency vehicles parked on the Interstate move. The law protects emergency personnel, police, DOT stopped workers and motorists by law enforcement agencies for violations of the suspicious traffic.
Many times pedestrians or other drivers may be on the shoulder of the road or even in the street, that no legal move Georgia are protected, that can cover any ordinary citizens to experience the problems with the car or a traffic accident. A flexible vehicle or pedestrians in the street, requires but always extremely carefully by other motorists to avoid can cause a serious Atlanta car accident or Georgia conflict, the serious injury or even wrongful death. Again, you should about if move safely and slow down during exercise extreme caution.
If your or a mistress suffers serious injury or you lose a loved one car in a tragic car accident of Georgia, experienced Atlanta crash Montlick and Associates, attorneys at law, lawyers have represented customers in all over Georgia for over 27 years, who are injured through negligent drivers. Our Atlanta car crash lawyers examine carefully our customers Georgia car for clues to negligence including intoxicated drivers, distracted drivers, aggressive drivers and other errors by the other driver crashes. We can accident reconstruction experts help to develop evidence of guilt and the cause for your Georgia car deal.
To help our Georgia car crash lawyers are available to the customers in all Georgia and in the Southeast, including but not limited to Albany, Athens, Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, Gainesville, Macon, Marietta, Rome, Roswell, Savannah, Smyrna, Valdosta, Warner Robins and all the smaller towns and rural areas in the State. No matter where you are our lawyers are only a phone call away, and we come even to you. Call the week us 24 hours a day/7 days for your free consultation at 1-800-LAW-NEED (1-800-529-6333). You can also visit us at www.montlick.com and use our free case evaluation form or 24-hour live online chat.
Anaheim motorcycle officer injured in collision
July 8, 2011-loud reports officer motorcycle Anaheim in a collision Thursday injured was and it was reported that are in good condition Friday morning.
Anaheim officer was transported to an area of trauma center after involved in a collision Thursday afternoon. The accident occurred at the intersection of Lincoln Avenue and Harbor Boulevard.
The collision Chevrolet Impala, in 2004 the officer North on the harbor Boulevard entering the intersection on green light, travel to Anaheim Sgt. Rick Martinez. The driver of the Impala identified as 21-year-old woman made a left turn and moved on the bike the officer as an Anaheim police Sgt..
The driver was cited in the collision and police remained on the scene of the collision, according to Anaheim. The collision Lincoln closed Avenue in both directions for a short time, while officers investigated the scene of the collision. It was reported by authorities, which remains the accident under investigation.
This was a public service message from the Anaheim personal injury attorney with Ehline law firm PC 620 Newport Center drive Ste 1100, Newport Beach, CA 92660 (949) 891 0278.
Man charged with killing hero officer the following fail to comply with Georgia Move-Over law
Das Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) setzen das Programm Highway Emergency Response Operator (HERO) einrastet vor 15 Jahren. Der Hauptzweck hinter dem Programm bestand zu versuchen, die Verringerung der Verkehrsüberlastung auf den Autobahnen mit HERO-Offiziere auf Vorfälle schnell und effizient also, die reagieren der Straßen geklärt werden könnte und der Fluss des Datenverkehrs wiederhergestellt.
Eines der Ziele eines Helden-Offiziers ist zum Minimieren oder entfernen alle Faktoren, die eine Unterbrechung in Verkehrsfluss auf den Autobahnen und an Vorfall Standorten verursachen. Durch die Minimierung und Linderung von Staus, sie versuchen und reduzieren die Reaktionszeit, die es dauert für Einsatzfahrzeuge zu der Szene von einem Autounfall zu gelangen. Die Offiziere patrouillieren die Atlanta Bereich Freeways, während der Woche und am Wochenende von früh morgens um 9:00 Uhr. Sie müssen auch bei Aufruf außerhalb der regulären Zeiten werden. Einige ihrer anderen Aufgaben sind:
Die Unterstützung mit Strafverfolgungsbehörden, erste-Antwort und anderen Notfall ServicesHelp klar ins Stocken geraten Fahrzeuge aus die Reise Gassen der FreewayHelp gestrandet-Autofahrer mit mechanischen Problemen wie ändernden flache Gummireifen, bieten Sprung beginnt, schwache Batterien, Kraftstoff, Kühlmittel und andere Auto-BedürfnisseHeld Erstbetreiber getötet
Am Morgen des 31. Januar 2011 half Held Officer Spencer Pass ein Autofahrer auf der Autobahn I-85 in der Notfall-Spur in der Nähe der Metropolitan Parkway südlich zu beenden. Er hatte seine LKW hinter den Autofahrer Fahrzeug geparkt und Stand an der linken Vorderseite des Fahrzeugs, wenn ein Ford F-450 Dual pickup ziehen einen landschaftlich verschönernd Trailer seine LKW sideswiped. Der Held-Offizier wurde schlug und in die LKW-Kollision getötet.
Der Fahrer die Dual LKW, Kirk Sherwood, verletzt und ins Krankenhaus eingeliefert wurde. Er hat mit Vergehen vehicular Homicide sowie ein Anklagepunkt verletzen "Bewegung über das Recht" und andere kleinere Verkehr Vergehen beschuldigt.
Das Move-Over-Gesetz
Das Move-Over-Gesetz in Georgien sieht vor, dass die Treiber müssen verschieben-Over für Einsatzfahrzeuge auf der Seite der Autobahn beendet. Das Gesetz wurde genommen, Ort, um die Strafverfolgungsbehörden und die Autofahrer Beihilfe oder Berufung auf sind z. B. Systemabstürze mit Autos übergeben sicher halten.
Mehr als 30 Staaten haben Move Over Gesetze aufgrund der zunehmenden Zahl von Polizei, Katastrophen-und Technikern und DOT Arbeiter getötet, um das Land verabschiedet. Die Geldbuße für wird für eine Move-Over-Verletzung zitiert ist $500 in Georgien.
Das Move-Over-Gesetz verlangt, dass Treiber über eine Fahrspur (wenn möglich) bewegen, wenn Sie übergeben einer Notfall-Fahrzeug, das auf die Schulter der Autobahn geparkt ist. Wenn Sie über bewegen ist eine Fahrspur nicht möglich, dann Treiber erforderlich sind, um unter die ausgeschilderte Höchstgeschwindigkeit verlangsamen und bereit sein, zu stoppen.
Tritt ein Unfall, wie erwähnt, wo ein Gesetz-Offizier oder Notfall Personal oder Autofahrer ist ernsthaft verletzt oder getötet aufgrund des Fahrers nicht die Move-Over-Gesetze einhalten, dann andere Folgen für diesen Treiber wird weit ernster als nur eine einfache fein. Ein Fahrer, der einen Polizisten verletzt, weil der Treiber nicht, die Move-Over-Gesetz einzuhalten, muss strafrechtliche Sanktionen und Haftung in eine Körperverletzung oder Tod Konkursverschleppungshaftung Klage rechnen.
Wenn Sie Schwerverletzten bei einem Autounfall Atlanta oder einem Autounfall überall in Georgien erlitten haben, können Montlick und Mitarbeiter für Ihre besten Interessen zu kämpfen. Unsere Georgia & Atlanta Auto Unfall Rechtsanwälte wird hart arbeiten, um die bestmöglichen Ergebnisse in Ihrem Georgien Auto Unfallversicherung Anspruch oder Klage nutzen können. Unserer Atlanta Auto-Unfall-Rechtsanwälte haben mehr als ein Viertel eines Jahrhunderts, die besten Interessen der Georgien-Auto-Unfallopfer für darstellt.
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A violation of Georgia move over law invited man with killing officer following hero
The Georgia Department of transportation (GDOT) put the highway emergency response operator (HERO) program in place for 15 years. The main purpose behind the program was to try and less data congestion on the highways so the streets respond clear could be quickly and efficiently with hero officers to incidents and the flow of traffic.
One of the objectives of an officer hero is to minimize or remove all factors that cause an interruption in the flow of traffic on highways and at incident locations. By minimizing and relieve congestion, they try and reduce the response time that it takes for emergency vehicles to reach the scene of a car accident. The officers patrol the Atlanta area of freeways during the week and on weekends from early in the morning at 9:00 am. You must be also on call outside regular hours. Some of their other tasks are:
Support to law enforcement, first-response and other emergency service help clearly in stalled vehicles from the trip are streets which the FreewayHelp stranded motorists with mechanical problems, such as changing flat tires offer jump start weak batteries, fuel, coolant, and other car needsFirst HERO operator killed
On the morning of 31 January 2011, a motorist on the highway I-85 in the emergency Lane, close to the Metropolitan held officer Spencer helped pass Parkway South to exit. He had parked his truck after the driver of vehicle and stand on the left front of the vehicle, when a Ford F-450 dual pickup pull his truck sideswiped a landscaping trailer. The hero was officer struck and killed in truck collision.
The driver of the dual-truck, Kirk Sherwood, was injured and taken to the hospital. He has hurt walk homicide offences, as well as a count "Movement of the right" and other minor traffic offences they had been charged.
The Move-Over law
The Move-Over act in Georgia provides that driver Move-Over for emergency vehicles on the side of the highway must end. The law was in place for law enforcement agencies and the drivers of aid or appeal are passed from crashes with cars ensures.
More than 30 States have move over laws due to the more and more police, disaster and technicians and DOT workers killed, passed around the country. The fine for is cited for a violation of the Move-Over is $500 in Georgia.
The Move-Over law requires that drivers (if possible) move over one lane, if you pass an emergency vehicle which is parked on the shoulder of the highway. If you on move one lane is not possible, then drivers are required, under the posted speed slow down and be prepared to stop.
Kick an accident, as mentioned above, where a law staff or driver is seriously injured officer or emergency or killed due to a driver do not comply with other consequences for that driver the Move-Over laws far more serious than just a simple are fine. A driver who injured a police officer, because the driver comply with the Move-Over law, must anticipate action criminal penalties and liability in a personal injury or wrongful death.
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Police officer injured in motorcycle accident in the | Seattle accident lawyer
As Seattle accident injury lawyer have I ascertained that crosses one of the locations with the highest risk of an accident. Whether it is a pedestrian, a cyclist or the driver of a car, everyone must be aware of the danger, in particular, can bring an intersection. Crossings with low visibility due to obstacles that block the view of the road often create a more serious problem.
A Seattle police officer suffered non-life threatening injuries on Thursday after his bike by a car in Fremont collided. Paramedics arrived at the scene and transported the officer, Harborview Medical Center. The preliminary investigation showed that stopped the car at the intersection of 35th and Densmore and then moved into the street when the motorcycle officer, who had not standstill, hit the rear drivers side wall. The driver of the car was injured in the accident. According to witnesses, visibility may have been a decisive factor in the accident.
I was wondering about the cause of the accident, so I put a Google map of the intersection. It is a four-way intersection with two stop signs. It seems, as if trees and parked cars strong visibility for the intersection of stop sign, which limit the car in the accident stopped was in cars. This accident was an unfortunate event, and fortunately no one was hurt. The lesson from this accident is this; especially in areas with low visibility due to obstacles you look twice, to ensure that you are clear before entering an intersection.
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