Abel Angeles Killed Following Pedestrian Accident on C Street and Fifth Street [Oxnard, CA]

Abel Angeles Struck and Killed in Oxnard Pedestrian Accident

 
OXNARD, CA (November 18, 2020) – On Sunday evening, Abel Angeles of Oxnard suffered fatal injuries in a crash on C Street and Fifth Street.
 
According to authorities, the incident involved a 2014 Cadillac ATS sedan and a 30-year-old man. Furthermore, it occurred on C Street, north of Fifth Street at around 7:45 p.m.
 
Reports revealed that a northbound Cadillac on C street struck 30-year-old Abel Angeles. Moreover, the man was walking eastbound on C Street north of Fifth when he went into the path of the Cadillac.
 
Afterward, responders rushed the pedestrian to Ventura County Medical Center after sustaining critical injuries. Police said that the man was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the crash.
 
Meanwhile, the Cadillac driver that struck Mr. Angeles pulled over and remained at the scene.
 
Authorities confirmed that the driver cooperated with the authorities. At this time, officers do not believe that speed was a factor in the C street crash.
 
The Oxnard accident is under active investigation.
 

Facts about Pedestrians and Accidents

 
Pedestrians have the right of way at any crosswalk or intersection. Therefore, it’s a driver’s responsibility to yield and be prepared to stop.
 
While car accidents are far more common than pedestrian accidents, being wary when traveling on foot is important.
 
Moreover, locations for these pedestrian incidents include shopping center entrances and intersections.
 
If you sustained injuries in a crash or lost a loved one, reach out to the attorneys at Sweet Lawyers. Indeed, we understand the difficulties of what your family is going through. Thus, our team is here to ensure your legal rights are protected. With over 40 years in the legal field, we have the experience and the resources to win your pedestrian accident case. Additionally, you can call us today at (800) 674 7852 for a free, no-obligation consultation.