Oct 17, 2024
53-Year-Old Driver Detained after Fatal Bicycle vs Car Collision near Main Avenue SACRAMENTO, CA (October 17, 2024) – Vicente Perez was arrested Late Saturday evening, after a fatal DUI bicycle collision on Marysville Boulevard. Police officers arrived to the area around 11:30 p.m., near Main Avenue. According to reports, the driver of vehicle hit a cyclist in the area and then fled the scene without offering assistance. When officers arrived, they found that fire personnel had already pronounced the cyclist dead at the location. Emergency crews temporarily closed off the surrounding area while clearing the scene. During their initial investigation, Sacramento Police Department officers were able to locate the fleeing driver nearby. Authorities ultimately arrested 53-year-old Vicente Perez from West Sacramento on suspicion of DUI and multiple other charges. The identity of the deceased cyclist has not yet been released to the public. Sacramento officials are urging anyone who witnessed the fatal DUI incident to contact the SPD at (916) 808-5471. Thoughts are with the family and friends of the deceased victim during this devastating time. Losing a loved one in a DUI bicycle crash can come with a heavy burden. Do not settle for the circumstances that come from someone’s negligence. Turn to the qualified and determined personal injury and wrongful death attorneys at Sweet James. Call their office at 1-844-363-7713 to know more about how they can help you. They are here for you and your family members during this difficult time. For more accident news, click here. The original source can be found here.The post One Dead, Vicente Perez Arrested after DUI Bicycle Crash on Marysville Boulevard [Sacramento, CA] appeared first on LA Weekly.
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