Sacramento, CA: Major Injuries Reported After Motorcycle and Car Accident on Highway 51 at P Street
Major Injuries Sustained in Sacramento Motorcycle Crash on Highway 51 at P Street
Sacramento, California (August 22, 2020) – Major injuries were reported following a motorcycle collision that happened Friday evening in Sacramento.
The California Highway Patrol responded to the crash site at around 7:25 p.m. on Highway 51 at P Street off-ramp.
According to a local news source, a male party riding a motorcycle, on the southbound side of the highway, crashed with a silver Nissan Scion on August 21.
Sacramento Motorcycle Collision on Highway 51 at P Street
Meanwhile, an unidentified victim sustained major injuries following the wreck. The wounded victim was attended to by paramedics who responded at the scene shortly after 7:25 p.m.
More details regarding the accident will be released immediately after the completion of the investigation.
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