Red Light Runner Injures KCSO deputy, Nancy Ramirez, and Sandra Casarez

KERN, CA (August 31, 2021) – Last Saturday, Nancy Ramirez, Sandra Casarez, and a KCSO deputy were hospitalized in a multi-vehicle collision with a red-light runner.

The deadly crash happened around 12:45 a.m., a the intersection of Virginia Street and Niles Street.

According to authorities, a black 2004 Chevrolet Silverado failed to stop for a red light and struck a patrol car. Subsequently, the truck came to a stop after it hit the traffic signal pole .

Police identified the driver of the truck as Abram Parra-Pantoja, who fled on foot from the scene and is still at lagre.

Meanwhile, paramedics transported Nancy Ramirez to a local hospital with major injuries.

Anyone with information about the collision or on the whereabouts of Abram Parra-Pantoja please call or contact the CHP at 661-396-6600.

At this time, Kern County officials  are still investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash.

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