Isaac Ishak Dies in Pedestrian Accident Near Mitchell Road [Ceres, CA]

Isaac Ishak Struck and Killed in Ceres Hit-And-Run

 
Ceres, CA (September 30, 2020) – On Tuesday, 56-year-old Isaac Ishak of Ceres died in a hit-and-run pedestrian accident near Michell Road.
 
The fatal crash happened on the night of September 29, south of Whitmore Avenue in Ceres, California.
 
Rescuers rushed the victim to a local hospital, where he later died. Meanwhile, officials said the vehicle that struck Ishak fled the scene before officers arrived.
 
Ceres police said the suspect vehicle responsible for Isaac Ishak’s death is a dark green Dodge Caravan with a faded black rear bumper. Also, they believe it has front-end and windshield damage, and that the driver’s side-view mirror broke off.
 
Furthermore, the authorities blocked the northbound traffic on Mitchell Road from Roeding Road as they cleared the scene.

We at Sweet Lawyers express our sincere condolences to the family and friends of Isaac Ishak.
 

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The last thing most families want to deal with is piles of paperwork, questions from insurance companies or defense attorneys, and attempting to obtain police reports.
 
“Our firm works tirelessly to ensure that the people we work for are granted the highest restitution possible,” says Mark Sweet, a seasoned attorney at Sweet Lawyers.
 
As a law firm with over 40 years of practice, Sweet Lawyers know precisely how to navigate the legal system. We’ve assisted many families in their legal battle. Moreover, if you believe you might have a pedestrian accident case you want to pursue with an aggressive, yet compassionate legal professional on your side, call (800) 674 7852. Together, we’ll ensure that your case proves the other party’s negligence, even if the suspect is still at large.