2 People Dead in 4-Vehicle Crash on Cathedral Oaks and Camino Cascada [Goleta, CA]

2 Killed & 1 Hospitalized in Goleta Multi-Vehicle Accident on Cathedral Oaks and Camino Cascada

 
GOLETA, CA (October 27, 2021) – Tuesday night, two people died in a four-vehicle crash on Cathedral Oaks and Camino Cascada.
 
According to Goleta Police Department, the incident happened at around 7:30 p.m. Moreover, it occurred near the 5500 block of Cathedral Oaks and Camino Cascada.
 
Reports revealed that the crash involved four vehicles.
 
Moreover, officials confirmed that two people died in the crash. Meanwhile, paramedics transported one person to a hospital. Also, responders extricated a dog trapped inside one of the vehicles.
 
Meanwhile, officers said that one of the drivers involved in the crash was under the influence of alcohol.
 
Also, the incident closed Cathedral Oaks Road, between Cambridge and Kellogg in Goleta.
 
The incident remains under CHP’s investigation.

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We extend our sympathies to the family and friends of the victims.

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Following a Deadly Multi-Vehicle Crash

 
The aftermath of the tragic crash on Cathedral Oaks and Camino Cascada can make things difficult for a family or victim.
 
Obtaining an attorney after a crash will give you space to heal. At the same time, ensure that any damage or injuries do not exacerbate your situation.
 
“Our goal is to safeguard the legal rights of families in the wake of fatal accidents. Insurance companies work for their own interests, which is why we do for clients. Our firm works hard to ensure victims are granted proper compensation,” says Mark Sweet of Sweet Lawyers.
 
We are advocates of victims severely impacted by multi-vehicle accidents. Furthermore, our law group is well-versed in the legal justice system. Indeed, we know what it takes to win your case So, if you are facing a wrongful death case or personal injury case, call (800) 674 7852. We encourage you to grieve in peace, while we build your case. Therefore, if you’re interested, call us today while there’s still time.