Keith Satyananda Arrested in DUI Crash on Pacific Coast Highway [Ventura County, CA]

Ventura County, CA (December 22, 2022) On Wednesday evening, CHP arrested 46-year-old Keith Satyananda after a deadly DUI crash along PCH.

According to the CHP the hit-and-run accident happened at about 10:20 p.m. on the northbound side of Pacific Coast Highway, north of Mugu Rock.

Reports say that Satyananda was driving an SUV that struck 2 pedestrians and fled the scene after the collision.

Officials pronounced the female pedestrian dead at the scene, while the other person, a 30-year-old man, sustained major injuries.

Paramedics transported the injured man to a hospital.

Meanwhile, CHP later apprehended Keith Satyananda several miles away from the scene of the crash. Officers stopped the SUV on Rice Avenue and Wooley Road.

Furthermore, authorities booked Satyananda on multiple offenses, including DUI and hit-and-run.

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Sweet Lawyers extend our sympathies to the family of the woman who died in the hit-and-run accident on Pacific Coast Highway. Our hearts are with you through these trying times. We also wish the injured party a quick recovery.

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When a Deadly Collision Happens

In such precarious times, it is important to make sure you are protected from the consequences of deadly hit-and-run accidents.

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• Surviving spouses;
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• Personal representatives
• These people can differ from state to state.

To the family of the victims in the Pacific Coast Highway DUI hit-and-run accident, reach out to our wrongful death lawyers. Let us help you with your case on behalf of your departed loved one.

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