Posts Tagged ‘victim’

Long Beach Hit And Run Accident Involves Gunfire

Gunfire was the unexpected result in a recent Long Beach hit and run accident that, fortunately, resulted in no injuries. The accident turned awry when one driver opened fire towards the other vehicle. According to Long Beach police, a 21-year-old man, reportedly victim of the accident, flagged down a Long Beach police officer at the intersection of Palo Cerde and Spring. The victim informed the officer that, after the accident, he attempted to exchange information with the other driver but he drove off. The victim then pursued the other driver in his vehicle but was shot, Long Beach Police said. The victim did not suffer injuries and no damages to his car occurred.

Police arrested the suspect, who allegedly shot the victim, after his vehicle was traced to a residence in Cerritos. He has been identified as Forest Williams III.

In case you also become involved in a local Long Beach hit and run accident such as this one, please remember – the law is on your side. A car accident lawyer can help you to receive justice for any losses, damages, or injuries that occur. For a free consultation, contact our law offices in Los Angeles by calling 310.882.6810.

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Suspected Drowning Accident At Bear Lake, San Bernardino

Emergence rescue crews reported to a San Bernardino lake in an effort to locate a missing man who may have drowned in the lake. According to reports, the missing 33-year-old was in a boat on Bear Lake when the drowning occurred at 3:30 pm Friday. It has now been reported that the Alhambra man was trying to help a fellow boater who was in the water, but ended up drowning though the other man made it back to the boat.

The missing man is now suspected to have been a drowning victim, as he was not located by rescue services up until last night. Searches at Bear Lake continued into the night via sonar operation for the victim, whose name has not been released following the suspected drowning accident. The search resumed July 4 morning at 6 am to locate the suspected drowning victim.

If you or someone you know has died in a drowning accident or other water-related recreational accident, our advice to you is that you receive advice from a lawyer before continuing, even if you are entertaining the idea of not pursuing a lawsuit. It is important that you are informed about your case nonetheless. To receive a free consultation, contact a Los Angeles personal injury lawyer at 310.882.6810.

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