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Michael Arellanes Dies in San Jacinto Tragic Auto Crash

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  • Written By Annie Ianko
  • Last modified: April 7, 2020
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A top accident attorney in San Jacinto, a city 28 miles from Riverside, California, would be needed following an accident. The fatal crash that occurred on the morning of Sunday, April 5th, claimed the life of Michael Arellanes, 30, of Ontario.

The deceased passed away from injuries sustained after getting struck by a fuel tanker truck. The California Highway Patrol said the tragic crash occurred at about 5:40 a.m. on Ramona Expressway near Sanderson Avenue.

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Arellanes was traveling on the roadway in a white Acura sedan when he stopped in the middle of the road for unknown reasons. While the deceased was still in a stationary position, the fuel tanker truck rear-ended it, sending it crashing.

The impact left Arellanes with severe injuries, and he was pronounced dead at the scene. The two passengers in the sedan had minor wounds. Paramedics treated the two at the scene before taking them to an area hospital for a full checkup.

There was no information on the identity of the fuel tanker truck driver. The CHP did not state if the driver was negligent or whether he or she stopped after the crash. The investigation into the accident remains ongoing.

Under California law, the issue of negligence always arises when an accident occurs. A proof of negligent behavior leads to liability, and the latter determines the lawsuit to follow. Most criminal trials end in jail time or fine or both, while civil ends with compensation.

Those involved in an accident should seek the services of a top accident lawyer to ensure they understand their rights, and the said rights do not get violated.

This content is informational only and is not legal advice. Please seek the advice of an attorney about your case.

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