Six Victims Injured in Auto Collision on Sand Creek Road

BRENTWOOD, CA (June 30, 2022) – A multi-vehicle crash on Minnesota Avenue left six people injured, Monday morning.

The accident happened at Sand Creek Road around 10:34 a.m., following reports of a vehicle crash.

Upon arrival, paramedics discovered at least five vehicles and a bicyclist involved in the wreck. However, the events leading up to the incident still remain unclear.

Eventually, a medical helicopter arrived and transported two patients in a critical condition and another two with minor injuries to a nearby hospital.

Moreover, an additional two people required hospitalization and were quickly transported via ground ambulance.

Brentwood Officials temporarily shut down the westbound lanes of Sand Creek while they investigated the scene. No further details regarding the Brentwood multi-vehicle crash are public at this time; however, more information will be provided once made available.

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