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Jesus Vazquez Dies in Phoenix Crash Involving RV

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  • Edited By Annie Ianko
  • Last modified: July 17, 2020
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A man lost his life after crashing his vehicle into an RV in Phoenix, Arizona, on Tuesday afternoon, July 14th. The Phoenix Police Department in the accident report disclosed the fatal victim’s name as Jesus Vazquez, 22.

The PPD said that officers responded to the crash site at the intersection of 30th Street and Acoma Drive after receiving a call about the occurrence. The preliminary investigation uncovered that Vazquez was driving at top speed when he collided with the motor home.

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Phoenix Fire, who was part of the first responders, said that they found the man unresponsive and pronounced him dead. Vazquez’s 22-year-old male passenger survived the crash with severe injuries, and the medics took him to a hospital for treatment.

The driver of the RV suffered minor wounds, and the police evaluated her for signs of impairment but found none. The accident’s cause is under investigation, and the PPD requested a toxicology test to determine if the fatal victim was under the influence of drugs or alcohol at the time of the occurrence.

Speed and intoxication are two of the leading causes of motor vehicle accidents in Arizona and the United States. Often, speed is a resultant effect of impaired driving, and the latter also births recklessness. Intoxication affects a person’s cognitive abilities, which in turn affects their judgment. 

Drivers can prevent the above by ensuring they have less than .08 percent blood alcohol concentration. Anyone at that number or more should seek alternative means of transportation and avoid going behind the wheel.

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