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1 Dead After Car Hits Mobile Home in Mesa

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Yuxuan Wang
  • Last modified: February 18, 2020

On Monday, February 17th, a car crashed into a mobile home in Mesa, Arizona. This accident took place at the intersection of 32nd St. and Broadway in Mesa. The man who was driving the vehicle was 40 years old. He was the sole victim of the accident, and his injuries were severe enough to kill him.

Currently, it is not known exactly what caused the man to drive into a double wide mobile home. However, all that is known is that a man lost control of his vehicle while he was driving at speed sufficient enough to kill him upon impact.

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Emergency medical workers arrived on the scene very quickly and attempted to resuscitate the man using a variety of advanced medical techniques, however, none were successful. Following the accident, the 40-year-old man’s entire vehicle was inside of the mobile home. The momentum off his car caused it to push right through the wall of the mobile home, causing extensive damage.

There were a number of people inside of the mobile home at the time of impact. However, all of them are okay. They were in shock though, from the accident and the tremendous surprise that they were given when the car crashed through their house.

Right now, police are investigating to determine the cause of the accident. It is believed that the man may actually have had a medical event such as a heart attack that led him to crash his vehicle.

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