Fresno, CA (August 30, 2021) – According to information from police in Fresno, a 3-car crash caused injuries to two people on Sunday, August 29. Three drivers were involved, two of which required hospitalization after the wreck. Authorities say that a driver in a Camry and a van driver were both taken to an area hospital for the treatment of life-threatening injuries. Officers suspect the driver of the Camry was intoxicated at the time of the collision. The Camry’s driver did not stop at a red light at the intersection of Church and Chestnut Avenues which led to the injurious accident. The three involved vehicles were severely damaged after the crash. No one involved has been identified at this time. Police in Fresno continue to investigate. Our thoughts are with everyone involved. We hope for their full and fast recovery. Auto Collisions in Fresno Thousands of people sustain injuries each and every year throughout the state of California. Fortunately, numerous collisions result in only minor injuries for involved parties, however, a large percentage of crashes end in life-threatening or life-altering injuries, like brain trauma and spinal cord injuries. These usually always require extensive and costly medical treatment. Injured victims’ lives are usually overwhelmingly impacted by these events. Their health and wellbeing are sometimes forever changed after their accidents, depending on the severity of the accident they were involved and injured in. Not only are they...
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