The man killed in a traffic accident involving a dirt bike and a sedan in Perris, California, has been identified as Barreto Guillermo, 27, a city resident. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department made the identification public on Monday, September 21st.
The accident report placed the time of the occurrence at about 8:17 p.m. on Saturday, September 19th. The Riverside County Sheriff-Coroner’s Bureau said the incident happened at San Jacinto Avenue and Dunlap Drive.
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The sheriff’s department did not state if Guillermo was riding the bike or driving the sedan. The Cal Fire/Riverside County Fire Department assisted at the crash site. The investigation is ongoing, and there’s no additional information at this time.
Accidents happen for a lot of reasons which are avoidable or unavoidable. Common causes include but are not limited to driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, driving distracted, running through red lights or stop signs, and traveling beyond the legal or posted speed limit.
Animal sightings, tailgating, weaving in and out of traffic, mechanical defects, or an underlying medical condition also cause accidents. Drivers can prevent crashes by obeying all speed limits, and signs, driving responsibly and without impairment, and carrying out a safety check before putting the key into the ignition.
Always use turn signs and signals, pay attention to the roadway, and use headlights at night. When at an intersection, look to the left, right, and left again before driving through, and check for noticeable leaks in the engine compartment.
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