Sheriff Deputy responding lights and siren to call T-boned and rolls-over in intersection in Oxnard

07-09-24 | OXNARD | 4:19PM | A Ventura County Sheriff Deputy had radioed into dispatch that she was involved in a vehicle collision in the intersection of Santa Clara Avenue and Central Avenue.
Multiple responding Sheriff and CHP units arrived and located a two vehicle accident with one vehicle being a Sheriff unit overturned on its roof, the second vehicle a grey Honda SUV had sustained major front end damage.
The deputy was able to self extricate out of the unit prior to assisting units arrival. The driver of the SUV was also un injured and was seen being interviewed by CHP. The deputy was assessed by paramedics and released, then was transported in another sheriff unit from the scene.
CHP was handling the investigation. The sheriff deputy was responding lights and sirens to a call for service before colliding in the intersection.
The incident is currently under investigation by CHP and the Ventura County Sheriffs Office.

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[@GrumpyCat24]

Wow why do they drive SUVs now?? Too big and slow and they roll

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They drive them because it’s much faster

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They’re faster and can withstand impacts.