Susan Lovospastor Killed in Crash on Brentwood Boulevard and Grant Street [Brentwood, CA]

Susan Lovospastor Killed in Brentwood Accident on Brentwood Boulevard and Grant Street

 
BRENTWOOD, CA (June 28, 2021) – Sunday afternoon, Susan Lovospastor, 72, died after a two-vehicle crash on Brentwood Boulevard and Grant Street.
 
According to East Contra Costa Fire District, the deadly incident happened at around 3:40 p.m. at Brentwood Boulevard and Grant Street.
 
Furthermore, two engines with eight firefighters and a battalion chief responded to the scene and found two vehicles with major damages.
 
Moreover, paramedics pronounced one person inside a vehicle dead at the scene.
 
Meanwhile, a person who managed to get out of a vehicle received aid at the scene.
 
Also, the fatal crash damaged a traffic signal.
 
Later reports identified the decedent as 72-year-old Knightsen woman Susan Lovospastor.
 
Authorities ask anyone with information about the Brentwood crash to contact Brentwood Police at 925-634-6911.

Our sympathies are extended to the family and friends of the victim.

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The aftermath of fatal accidents can make things difficult for a family or victim.
 
Obtaining an attorney after a crash will give you space to heal. At the same time, ensuring that any damage or injuries do not exacerbate your situation.
 
“Our goal is to safeguard the legal rights of families in the wake of accidents. Insurance companies work for their own interests, which is why we do for clients. Our firm works hard to ensure victims are granted proper compensation,” says Mark Sweet of Sweet Lawyers.
 
We are advocates of victims who are severely impacted by Brentwood accidents. Furthermore, our law group is well-versed in the legal justice system. Indeed, we know what it takes to win your case. Hence, if you are facing a wrongful death case or personal injury case, call (800) 674 7852. We encourage you to grieve in peace, while we build your case. Therefore, if you’re interested, call us today while there’s still time.