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Jose Malagon Arrested for Killing 2-Year-Old In Lamont Auto-Pedestrian Collision

SafetyWatch > News > California > Lamont > Jose Malagon Arrested for Killing 2-Year-Old In Lamont Auto-Pedestrian Collision
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  • Edited By Dawn Geske
  • Last modified: August 4, 2020
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31-year-old Jose Arvizu Malagon would need a car accident attorney’s service following his arrest for a 2-year-old male pedestrian’s death. The accident occured on Saturday, August 1st, at Lamont, California.

The crash report placed the time of the accident at 4:12 p.m. at the driveway of a residence near Edison Road and Sunset Boulevard. The Lamont Police said that Malagon ran the boy over on the driveway with his 2019 Chevy Traverse. The suspect was on his way to check on his goats when the collision took place.

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Paramedics rushed the boy to Kern Medical, where medical personnel pronounced him dead. The police determined that Jose Malagon drove while intoxicated and arrested him on suspicion of DUI. The crash is under investigation, and there’s no additional information.

A traffic accident occurs when a car collides with another, a human being, tree, object, or property. Factors that lead to crashes are either negligent behavior of road users or external influences beyond their control. Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol falls under the negligence of drivers.

Under California law, a motorist must not have .08% blood alcohol concentration or above when operating a vehicle. It’s .04% for commercial drivers, and for young adults below the age of 21, it’s .01%. Drivers who disobey this are liable to a charge of driving under the influence. If found guilty in a court of law, they would face jail time, a fine, revocation of driver’s license, and compulsory alcohol reeducation program.

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