MORENO VALLEY, CA — One woman was killed after a serious accident that also sent three other people to the hospital in Moreno Valley, California on Monday, June 9th, 2014, according to The Inland News Today.
Investigators have said that they have reason to believe that one person was killed when the vehicle they were driving was struck by another car after one of the drivers veered into the lanes of oncoming traffic on the Moreno Valley Freeway.
Scene of the Accident
The drivers of one of the vehicle was pronounced dead when paramedics arrived. The driver of the offending vehicle was idnetified in the report as Mariah Guzman, who currently faces alcohol related charges in connection with the crash investigation.
Investigators hope to release more information about the accident in the coming days.
Commentary:
Each time an accident happens like this in states that have no adequate liquor liability protections to speak of, it only serves to punctuate the need for them. In states with respectable dram protections, bars can be held civilly liable for accidents their customers cause when bars fail in their duty to serve alcohol in a safe and responsible fashion. This means nobody with obvious signs of intoxication can be served alcohol, and to do so would be considered negligent and dangerous.
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