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At 5:50 am Sunday, Contra Costa County firefighters responded to a report of a rollover crash on Kirker Pass Road near Hess that involved a pedestrian.
According to initial reports, the pedestrian was conscious and breathing, but sustained major injuries while the driver was trapped in the vehicle.
Engine 11 arrived on scene to find one patient on the ground and another in a vehicle. Requested the two medic units to continue to the scene.
There was one trauma activation in the incident. The second patient sustained minor injuries and refused treatment.
| Detail Information | |||||||
| 6:04 AM | 7 | [23] BLKD | |||||
| 6:04 AM | 6 | [22] 405 FIRE HAS #2 BLD | |||||
| 5:50 AM | 5 | [14] 1039 COCO FIRE | |||||
| 5:49 AM | 4 | [6] NEG LNS BLKD | |||||
| 5:49 AM | 3 | [5] PER AOTHER // WHI SD // THERE ARE INJURIES | |||||
| 5:49 AM | 2 | [4] [Notification] [CHP]-Problem changed from 1183-Trfc Collision-Unkn Inj to 1179-Trfc Collision-1141 Enrt by CHP | |||||
| 5:48 AM | 1 | [8] [Appended, 05:50:10] [1] RP REPORTING A TC // KEEPS CUTTING TO COORDRINATES | |||||
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Pedestrians are rare on Kirker Pass, so it’s rather suspect that one happened to be struck by a roll over vehicle accident, did the pedestrian play a role in the incident?.
Pedestrians are rare on Kirker Pass, so it’s rather suspect that one happened to be struck by a roll over vehicle accident, did the pedestrian play a role in the incident?.
Yeah…there is an older lady that sits on the side just over the hill towards Pitts. She changes flowers. It’s sad and I sure hope it wasn’t her.
I see a guy with a larger boxer mix dog that walks a ways behind him, whom I think lives in the KP hills, walking both days and late nights up by Hess and also around Nortonville.
Does anybody know who and why he was up there?
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