Woodland ca driver identified in horse accident

A Kalama man was killed in a hit-and-run crash Thursday morning on Interstate 5 when his vehicle was sent off the road and into Horseshoe Lake in Woodland. All lanes of southbound I-5 were closed for about two hours for the crash investigation. Detectives scoured the area around Milepost 21 for evidence and deployed a drone, according to Washington State Patrol Trooper Will Finn.

The freeway reopened at about a. He was identified Thursday afternoon as year-old Leonel D. Lopez Tello. The suspect vehicle briefly stopped but then fled south on I Both cars were traveling south on I-5 and had just passed Exit 21, Finn said, when the dark-colored car suddenly moved from the left lane to the middle lane, striking the Toyota.

Lopez Tello lost control of the Toyota, and it crossed the right lane and right shoulder. Traffic backed up and all eastbound drivers were told to use Highway north and drive with caution in the area. CHP officers say road accidents tend to increase when there's a change in weather such as fog or rain. Leader of Oath Keeper militia, 10 others charged with 'seditious conspiracy'. Benjamin Franklin made a stunning comment on immigration.

Here's why it's relevant now. Because of this, they do emphasize that drivers should keep a greater distance between vehicles to avoid any accidents, as visibility remains low. When it's foggy, it's wet, you can't see — hard visibility, so it's going to take a little bit longer for your vehicle to stop should you have to emergency brake or brake really hard," said A.

Drivers off Richards Boulevard in Davis said the past few days have been especially difficult for commuting. I live in Woodland, so driving from the backroads, it gets pretty thick on those roads and it's pretty blinding," said Amanda Pattillo, a Woodland resident.

John Mendoza, a Bay Area resident who commutes more than 50 miles every day for work, says he's extra cautious these days.

So, you have to slow down and pay attention. The visibility is really poor. After the accident, officers with the Santa Rosa Police Department located Hale and his car at a nearby home, authorities said. Hale was barred from having ammunition as a condition of his pretrial release stemming from a July arrest for possessing a loaded gun, according to Santa Rosa police.

Police charged Hale with felony violations of hit and run, DUI, violation of pretrial release and possession of narcotics for sale. December 13, am Updated December 13, am. The year-old suspect, identified as Troy Hale, is accused of fleeing the scene of the crash in the city Santa Rosa.