Providence, FL (September 22, 2019) - A 31-year-old motorcyclist from Providence died in a crash with an SUV on Friday, September 20th. The crash took place around 9:30 p.m.
Officials report that Carlos Camarena was riding his motorcycle when an SUV turned left in front of him, causing the crash to occur. Camarena was taken to Landmark Medical Center where he was pronounced dead from injuries sustained in the accident. The driver of the SUV has not been identified. No other injuries were reported in the accident. Camarena was wearing a helmet when he was struck.
Police are still investigating the accident and it is not known whether the SUV driver will face any charges.
Fatal crashes take place about eight times per day in our state. The heartbreak that follows a fatal accident can be unbearable for friends and family members who must live with the pain of knowing that they will never see their loved one again. This can cause tremendous emotional stress in addition to the financial issues that can arise when a supporting family member dies suddenly in a tragic accident. Our thoughts go out to the family of Carlos Camarena.
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