Natalie Bishop Dies in Two-Vehicle Crash on Acoma Trail [San Bernardino County, CA]

31-Year-Old Natalie Bishop Killed on Acoma Trail Deadly Crash

 
San Bernardino County, CA (February 15, 2021) – On Saturday, 31-year-old Natalie Bishop of Glendale lost her life in a tragic crash on Acoma Trail.
 
The fatal accident took place at about 1:45 p.m. at the intersection with Sunnyslope Drive.
 
Apparently, two jeeps crashed wherein one of those landed on its side.
 
Bishop sustained major injuries from the incident. Right away, rescuers rushed her to Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Springs, where she later died.
 
Meanwhile, it was unclear if anyone else sustained injuries in the accident.

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We at Sweet Lawyers send out our heartfelt sympathies to the friends and family of Natalie Bishop.

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