One Hospitalized after Multi-Car Collision along Ojai Road

SANTA PAULA, CA (June 17, 2022) – One victim suffered various injuries after an auto accident on Ojai Road, late Tuesday morning.

A vehicle crash on Ojai Road left one person with injuries Tuesday morning, police said.

On June 7th, a crash was reported at around 10:30 a.m. on the 15000 block of Ojai Road.

According to California Highway Patrol, the crash involved a Honda Odyssey van and a motorcycle.

Furthermore, firefighters and police officers rushed to the scene and found one person injured.

Meanwhile, paramedics transported the injured person to Ventura County Medical Center via helicopter.

Moreover, information about the other casualties of the incident are still not available at this time.

Lanes on Highway 150 near Thomas Aquinas College were blocked to allow for further investigations.

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