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Early Morning Crash in Concord Leaves Adrian Perez Dead

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  • Last modified: May 31, 2020

A collision that occurred at Monument Boulevard in Concord, California, led to the death of Adrian Perez, 52. According to accident reports, the crash happened at 6:14 AM on Thursday, May 28.

Police reports revealed that officers received distress calls about an accident at Monument Blvd. close to Virginia lane. A response team rushed to the scene where they found Perez dead.

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From investigations, the officers gathered that the victim was traveling eastbound on the road when his vehicle went off the road. It struck a pole on its way, killing the driver. The police ordered the closure of the road, which lasted four hours.

Investigations into the cause of the crash remain ongoing, with officers calling for eyewitnesses. Anyone with information about the accident can call the Concord Police traffic investigator, Justin Wilson, at (925) 603-5962.

One of the leading causes of road collisions in the state of California is distracted driving and speeding. These types of accidents are on the increase, and motorists must take greater caution in avoiding them.

Driving at high speed is dangerous and must be stopped. Drivers must never go beyond the speed limit of a particular road. They must drive safely at all times.

When driving, motorists must maintain focus and attention at all times and avoid getting distracted. A split second of distraction can lead to fatal accidents and damages.

According to accident reports, speeding and distracted driving can cause motorists to lose control of their vehicles. This causes them to veer off the road, collide with oncoming cars, or strike objects beside the road.

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