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Stephanie Jackson Killed in Crash at Del Amo Boulevard and Cherry Avenue

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Vehicle Crashes Into Fence in Fatal Long Beach Accident

Long Beach, CA (January 9, 2021) – A woman was killed in a crash in Long Beach. The fatal accident occurred on the morning of January 9 at Del Amo Boulevard and Cherry Avenue.

A vehicle had crashed into a fence near the intersection. A woman was found unresponsive at the accident scene. She later died. She was identified as Stephanie Jackson, 54. The driver of the vehicle and a passenger fled the accident scene on foot. 

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

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