Pittsburg, PA
5 victims, including 3 kids under 10 years old, identified in deadly wrong-way Pittsburg crash
PITTSBURG, Calif. (KGO) — The 5 people who have been killed, together with three kids, in a wrong-way crash on Freeway 4 in Pittsburg have been recognized, in response to officers.
The video within the participant above is from a earlier report.
The Contra Costa County Coroner launched the names of the victims killed:
- Lasaundra Goode, 44, Vacaville
- Tiara Tucker, 27, Vallejo
- Mariah Mihailovic, 5, Vallejo
- Keilani Johnson-Ochoa, 4, Vallejo
- Kaliyah Johnson-Ochoa, 9, Vallejo
The California Freeway Patrol responded to the scene round 12:11 a.m. Thursday, after a wrong-way driver was going eastbound in westbound lanes after they collided head-on with one other automotive.
The three kids killed within the crash have been within the automotive going the flawed means, pushed by Tucker, CHP confirmed. Goode was the motive force of the SUV hit whereas going the precise means.
It’s nonetheless unclear what the connection was between Tucker and the kids within the automotive.
A GoFundMe web page has been created for Keilani and Kaliyah Johnson-Ochoa.
Each automobiles concerned seemed to be fully mangled.
On Thursday, investigators have been nonetheless trying to find solutions and weren’t capable of say the place Tucker acquired on the freeway.
As a result of it was so late at night time with few automobiles on the highway on the time, CHP is asking that anybody who could have witnessed the crash to return ahead as they work to piece collectively what occurred.
“No matter how small or insignificant you may assume that data is, to us, it may present a wealth of knowledge,” CHP Officer Andrew Officer Barklay stated.
MORE: Lethal crash involving pedestrian on Hwy 4 close to Harmony causes main East Bay backup, CHP says
This collision was lower than 24 hours after a lethal crash in the identical space that shut down Freeway 4 and prompted a big site visitors backup.
In case you have any details about what occurred, you’re requested to name CHP Contra Costa.
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Atlanta Braves pitcher Chris Sale won the award, while Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Zack Wheeler finished second.
The Pirates’ pitcher is the fifth rookie to finish in the top 3 in Cy Young voting, and his third-place finish is the highest by a rookie since Jose Fernandez’s third-place mark in 2013. Skenes received one second-place vote and 13 third-place votes. The award was voted on by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America.
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The pitcher also was named Baseball Digest’s National League Rookie of the Year earlier this month and Baseball America’s 2024 Rookie of the Year in October.
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