Main Street Hit-and-Run Crash Claims Pedestrian’s Life [Santa Ana, CA]

Santa Ana, CA (November 21, 2022) On Sunday morning, a hit-and-run crash on Main Street in Santa Ana claimed the life of a pedestrian.

Santa Ana police says that a vehicle fatally struck a pedestrian in the 2800 block of Main Street.

The Orange City Fire Department pronounced the victim dead at the scene.

Police are actively seeking the suspect driver and vehicle.

Authorities have not released details about the victim of the traffic collision.

SAPD are investigating the hit-and-run crash and have not released additional information at this time.

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Sweet Lawyers extend our deepest condolences to the family of the pedestrian who died in the Main Street hit-and-run crash. Our hearts are with you through these trying times.

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We Can Help the Bereaved

California’s road accidents are continuously increasing. That is despite the additional safety features on newer vehicle models.

Moreover, the increasing crash rate reflects that auto accidents are becoming rampant. Incidents like the Santa Ana traffic collision are a leading cause of death for individuals ages 5-64.

As a matter of fact, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), two out of three motorists will be involved in an injury accident during their life.

“Having legal representation after such a traumatic event will provide your family the space to heal while ensuring that justice is brought to your loved one,” says Mark Sweet, of Sweet Lawyers.

Indeed, with our seasoned wrongful death lawyers, you only need to tend to your well-being. Our team will focus on your legal claim.

With over 40 years of experience in the legal field, we know what it takes to win your case.

Additionally, our attorneys will fight to achieve the justice and compensation that you and your family truly deserve.

So, to the bereaved of the person who died in the Main Street hit-and-run crash, call us at (800) 674 7852 right away. Let us help you with your wrongful death claim.