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Luis Ortega Almanza Killed in Crash on Interstate 10

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GMC Rolls Over in Fatal Blythe Accident

Blythe, CA (October 2, 2020) – A man was killed in a solo-vehicle crash in Blythe. The fatal accident occurred on the afternoon of October 2 on Interstate 10. 

A GMC Sierra rolled over on westbound Interstate 10. Luis Ortega Almanza, 31, of Long Beach, was turning to the right when the GMC spun clockwise and overturned onto a dirt shoulder. The truck landed on its roof. Almanza died at the accident scene.

Our heartfelt condolences go out to the friends and loved ones of Luis Ortega Almanza.

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