72-Year-Old Woman Pronounced Dead after Parking Lot Collision near Washington Street
PALM DESERT, CA (September 21, 2023) – Tuesday afternoon, a collision involving two cars occurred on Hovley Lane, resulting in the loss of Connie Ramirez.
Law enforcement responded at approximately 2:50 p.m., near the intersection of Washington Street in Palm Desert.
According to initial reports, an eastbound vehicle struck a woman who was in the process of making a southward turn into a parking area.
Upon arrival, medical personnel pronounced the female driver dead at the scene. Meanwhile, the driver of the eastbound vehicle was transported to a hospital to receive treatment for injuries that were non-life-threatening.
The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department officially identified the deceased victim as 72-year-old Ramirez, a resident of Palm Desert.
Authorities stated that there is no suspicion of drugs or alcohol playing a role in the incident. Those who possess any additional information are strongly encouraged to reach out to Deputy Broughton at 760-836-1600.
No words can mend the broken hearts and sorrow felt during this delicate moment. Deepest condolences and sympathies are with the family and friends of Connie Ramirez.
Losing a loved one in a car accident can have devastating effects on the emotional and financial well-being of those left behind. Let the wrongful death attorneys at Sweet James help you during this trying time. With 20 years of experience in the field, they know what it takes to help you win your case. All of the attorneys at Sweet James strongly believe each client’s case is unique and deserves full individual attention. They will fight to achieve the justice and compensation that you and your family deserve. Call their office today at 1-800-900-0000 for a free and confidential case evaluation. They are available 24 hours a day and 7 days a week through email, text, and online chat. For more accident news, click here. The original source can be found here.
Advertising disclosure: We may receive compensation for some of the links in our stories. Thank you for supporting LA Weekly and our advertisers.