Street Racing May Have Caused Fatal SR 67 Accident
Jun 17th, 2009 by RichmondJ
Authorities now conclude that a recent car accident on State Route 67 was the result of street racing, and the driver causing the accident will be charged with manslaughter after causing the wrongful death of another driver.
According to witnesses, Melvin Pearless, the driver, and another driver were racing northbound on SR 67 when the car accident occurred. Pearless crashed another vehicle, that of 25-year-old Alexandria Drake and her two-week-old daughter during the accident. The car accident lead to Drake’s death, but herdaughter was rescued without injuries. As a result of the death, Pearless can face up to six years in prison if convicted of manslaughter.
In this case, the wrongful death of a woman and mother was the result of illegal activity, which is definitely a serious offense. If you have been involved in a similar car accident, especially if a wrongful death has occurred, we strongly suggest that you seek the legal help you need. Our San Diego offices our open to answer your questions or concerns regarding wrongful death and car accidents, and also offer free consultations when you call our offices at 858.909.9090.
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