Yesterday, a car struck a pedestrian near Santa Clara University, resulting in a tragic tragedy that left the victim dead. An injured male pedestrian was discovered on the ground at the intersection of El Camino Real and Accolti Way when the Santa Clara Police Department (SCPD) reported arriving on the scene at around 11:58 AM. The victim, according to the authorities, is an 18-year-old Santa Clara University resident and student.
Personnel from the Santa Clara Fire Department (SCFD) saved the young man’s life by performing life-saving procedures and administering first aid as soon as they arrived. He was taken to a local hospital right after, but his injuries ultimately claimed his life. When the police arrived, the driver of the car was there and assisted with the investigation. According to police, preliminary investigations indicate that neither alcohol nor narcotics played a role in the occurrence.
Shortly before the accident scene, the motorist was traveling south on El Camino Real when the collision happened. The collision seems to have been an isolated incident with no other vehicles at this stage of the continuing inquiry.
Anyone who may have seen the incident is being asked by investigators to come forward if they have any more information. The number to call Traffic Investigator David Machado is 408-615-4764.
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