A two-vehicle collision on Highway 395, in the Lone Pine area of California, left four people injured. On Monday, July 6th, the car accident report identified the victims as Jerrold Stolaroff, 70, of Santa Cruz, Joshua Stolaroff, 30, Cameron Cox, 47, and Camille Villanueva 31, both of Oakland.
The California Highway Patrol said that the accident that injured the quartet took place around 3:55 p.m. on Sunday, July 5th, at the highway’s intersection with Inyo Street. During the preliminary investigation, officers uncovered that Jerrold, Joshua, Cox, and Villanueva were traveling in a 2002 Toyota Tacoma.
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Jerrold, who was driving the car, was eastbound from the Museum of Western Film History, and about to enter the intersection of the highway and Inyo. At the same time, a 2009 white Chevrolet Silverado, driven by 51-year-old Vicente Hernandez, was speeding southbound towards the intersection, and it broadsided the Toyota.
Paramedics transported the victims and a dog to Southern Inyo Hospital for treatment of different types of wounds. Jarrold sustained injuries to his left shoulder, collar bone, ribs, and right knee, while Joshua suffered severe wounds, including a fractured skull and head lacerations.
Cox complained of pains to her knees and neck, while Villanueva sustained scratches to her right arm and had pains in her left hip, and knees upon impact. Hernandez suffered minor injuries to his left shoulder, and the medics also took him to the hospital. The investigation into the crash is ongoing.
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