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Man killed in fiery crash on Highway 180 identified by Fresno County coroner

SKIP TO CONTENT LOG IN SUBSCRIBE Part of the McClatchy Media Network Local News Sports Opinion Food & Drink Vida en el Valle Obituaries • Education Lab Central Valley Collab Personal Finance Shopping LOCAL Man killed in fiery crash on Highway 180 identified by Fresno County coroner BY ROBERT KUWADA JUNE 22, 2023 7:25 AM A man killed in a fiery automobile crash on Highway 180 near Bethel Avenue on June 14 has been identified by the Fresno County coroner as Martin Hernandez, 49, of Sanger. Hernandez was headed east on 180 in a Honda Odyssey around 3 a.m. when he was rear-ended by a fast-moving Dodge Charger, pushed to the right shoulder of the highway and into a tree. The vehicle then burst into flames, according to the California Highway Patrol. Hernandez was pronounced dead at the scene. It was not immediately clear why the Dodge struck the Honda, but the driver of the Charger was traveling at a higher rate of speed than the Odyssey when struck, the CHP said.

The driver of the Dodge, a 23-year-old woman, and three passengers were transported to an area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, the CHP said. Alcohol or drug use were not suspected to be a factor in the crash, but the woman was arrested and accused of voluntary manslaughter. The woman also was driving without a license, CHP officer Carlos Trejo said.

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22/06/2023

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TIKTOKER IDENTIFIED AS VICTIM IN CRASH THAT KILLED MOTHER AND DAUGHTER ON W. TIDWELL

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- In one violent crash on Monday afternoon, Tiffany Smith Cofield lost both her mother and sister.

"There will never be a time when I won't miss my mother and my sister. They were my best friends. They were everything," she said through tears.

Cofield said her sister, 35-year-old Britney Murphy, and her mother, 53-year-old Sherie Smith, were killed in a violent crash on West Tidwell. They had just left Cofield's home to go to the Juneteenth celebration in Emancipation Park. Cofield said she was heading home and happened upon it.

"It looked like her car and everybody, when I was walking up, said a mom and daughter died and I knew they had left and knew the only mom and daughter would be my mom and sister," Cofield said.

Cofield told Eyewitness News that a police officer and chaplain prayed over her at the scene.

According to Houston police, the truck hit the mother and daughter's car. Murphy was driving. The investigation is still underway, and no one has been cited or charged

Murphy was a TikTok influencer with the handle . In just four short months, she went from 4,000 followers to more than 400,000. Cofield said she was funny and relatable.

"I was so proud of her," Cofield said.

Cofield is now raising funds for the unexpected funeral costs with a GoFundMe. The two women were her best friends, and Cofield says their lives were far from tragic.

"That's what I want people to remember," she said. "Not the way they died, but the way they lived and the life they loved and who they inspired."
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22/06/2023

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SACRAMENTO COUNTY, Calif. — Two people are dead and a toddler critically injured after a head-on collision south of Elk Grove Tuesday night.

According to the California Highway Patrol, the call came in for an accident on Dillard Road just east of SR-99 around 9:30 p.m.

CHP says its preliminary investigation found a 27-year-old from Ukiah was driving a 2017 Nissan Rogue westbound on Dillard Road. Witnesses told investigators the driver was following too close and making unsafe passing maneuvers

At the same time, a 37-year-old Wilton woman and her toddler were in a 2016 Nissan Altima going eastbound on Dillard Road.

CHP says the driver of the Rogue made an unsafe turning movement and the Altima turned to avoid a crash, but the two cars collided head-on.

Both drivers were killed and pronounced dead at the scene. CHP says the driver of the Altima and her child were properly restrained, while the driver of the Rogue did not appear to be wearing his seatbelt and was possibly under the influence of alcohol at the time of the crash.

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05/05/2023

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The Nevada County Sheriff’s Office (NCSO) has released the names of the victims involved in a fatal accident on Highway 49 just south of Cameo Road on Tuesday. The deceased have been identified as 28-year-old Secret Williams and 2-year-old Jake Williams Junior, both from Brownsville, California in Yuba County.

The accident occurred when the 2012 Chevrolet Silverado that Secret Williams was driving drifted off the highway and overturned into trees on the east side of Highway 49. The pickup truck caught fire and was completely destroyed. The NCSO reported that no other vehicles were involved in the accident.

Unfortunately, Jake Williams Junior lost his life at the scene of the accident, and a second child, estimated to be one year old, was airlifted to the University of California, Davis Medical Center and listed in critical condition.

The family of the victims is looking for a man who assisted at the scene and pulled one of the children, Daxtin, from the burning vehicle. The man is being hailed as a hero, and the family would like to thank him personally. In an update on Facebook, the family reported that they had found the man and thanked him for his bravery.

The cause of the accident is still under investigation, and it is not known whether safety equipment was used or whether drugs or alcohol were involved. Any witnesses are encouraged to contact CHP Grass Valley at (530) 477-4900.

GoFundMe Account Set Up for the Family
The family of the victims has set up a GoFundMe account for anyone who is willing to donate. Samantha Burdick, the cousin of Secret Williams, posted on Facebook that the family is grateful for any support they can get in this difficult time.

This tragic accident serves as a reminder to always exercise caution and drive safely on the roads. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of the victims.

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15/01/2023

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KATHMANDU, Nepal — At least 30 people were killed after a Yeti Airlines flight carrying 72 people crashed at the country’s new Pokhara Airport, officials said.

Anup Joshi, a spokesperson for Pokhara International Airport, said the bodies of 30 people had been recovered so far, with 11 women, 18 men and one child confirmed dead.
The plane left Kathmandu about 10:30 a.m. local time Sunday and was carrying 68 passengers and four crew members to Pokhara, a city about a 25-minute flight away that is known for its serene lake at the foot of forested mountains, and popular with tourists.

The plane crashed as it approached landing, Yeti Airlines spokesperson Sudarshan Bartaula said. He said there were 15 foreign nationals aboard, including five from India, four from Russia, two from South Korea, one from Argentina, one from Australia, one from France and one from Ireland. He did not say whether they were among the dead.

The plane crashed near the end of a flight from Kathmandu to the vacation town of Pokhara with 72 people, including 15 foreign nationals, onboard.

15/01/2023

The driver of the wrong-way Ford, a 23-year-old man from Fontana, was pronounced dead at the scene. Also killed were the driver of the Lexus, a 43-year-old man from Highland, as well as a 16-year-old female passenger in the Lexus.

There were three additional passengers in the Lexus who were also seriously injured in the crash, a 5-year-old girl, a 3-year-old boy and a 42-year-old woman. All of the occupants of the Lexus were Highland residents, although it was not immediately known if they were family members. They were transported to local hospitals.

According to CHP dispatcher records, witnesses reported the Ford driver was swerving in and out of lanes and driving at high speeds up to 100 mph before crashing near the Citrus Avenue exit.

The crash remains under investigation.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the CHP at (909)980-3994.

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Three people were killed when a car driving at high speeds in the wrong direction on the 210 Freeway slammed into another vehicle in the Fontana area early Saturday, officials say.