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Pedestrian Killed in Crash at Euclid and Second Streets

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Victim Was Crossing Street in Wheelchair in Fatal Santa Ana Accident

Santa Ana, CA (December 29, 2020) – A pedestrian in a wheelchair was killed in a crash in Santa Ana. The fatal accident occurred on the morning of December 29 at Euclid and Second streets.

A pedestrian was crossing the intersection while in a wheelchair when they were hit by a vehicle. The pedestrian was killed in the crash. The driver remained at the accident scene. 

Our heartfelt condolences go out to the friends and loved ones of the victim.

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