Deadly Week on Highways Across Southern California

Henderson Police responded to several incidents over the past week, though specific details for Henderson were limited in available reports. Most activity occurred in neighboring San Bernardino County, where multiple traffic fatalities were documented.On September 20th, a fatal collision occurred on US 95 South near mile marker 79 north of Needles, resulting in two deaths. Samuel Evert Byram, 81, of El Centro was driving when Samuel Ralph Byram, 51, also of El Centro, was killed as a passenger. The California Highway Patrol is handling the investigation.Traffic safety remains a significant concern across the region. On September 19th, multiple incidents occurred including a pedestrian fatality in Highland where Tammie Downer, 53, of Colton was struck and killed at Baseline Street and Valaria Drive. That same evening, a collision in Barstow resulted in the death of 2-year-old Xavier Padilla-Aguilera.Earlier incidents included a September 18th collision on Interstate 15 north of Nipton Road where passenger Teresa Perez De Hernandez, 73, of Anaheim was pronounced dead at the scene. On September 16th, pedestrian Isaac Ismael Cortez, 39, of Whittier was fatally struck on northbound Interstate 15 south of Nisqually Road in Victorville.Additional fatalities from the reporting period include Stephany Rose Allen, 38, who died after being struck as a pedestrian in Redlands on September 17th, and Desiree Herrera, 22, of Fontana who was killed in a collision on West Kendall Drive in San Bernardino on September 13th.The pattern shows a concerning trend of pedestrian and vehicle occupant fatalities along major highways and arterial roads throughout the region. Interstate 15 appears particularly hazardous based on multiple incidents.Law enforcement agencies continue investigating these incidents. The California Highway Patrol handled most freeway collisions while local police departments responded to surface street incidents.Anyone with information about these or other incidents should contact local police departments or the California Highway Patrol. For Henderson residents, contact Henderson Police for any tips or information about local criminal activity.Thank you for tuning in and make sure to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI