The Solano County Coroner, on Wednesday, May 13, identified Julieanne Sweeney as the victim of a pedestrian accident in Fairfield, California. According to accident reports, the woman was lying in the middle of the street when a car hit her.

The California Highway Patrol reported that the pedestrian accident occurred at about 5:30 a.m. on Friday, May 8, at Fifth and Idaho streets. After the accident occurred, medics arrived at the scene and pronounced Sweeney dead.

The driver of the vehicle that hit the deceased, a Fairfield man, stayed on at the crash scene, cooperating with authorities. No other information about the crash is known at this time. There are still ongoing investigations into the accident.

Accidents occur on a daily basis, and no one is ever prepared for it. However, it is best to know what to do in case an accident occurs. Do not panic, remain at the scene, and check for injuries. If anyone is hurt, contact an ambulance immediately.

It is imperative to notify the police of an accident, even when there are no injured parties involved. Record accurate information and relay such to the investigators during examination and documentation.

If involved in a minor accident, move the affected vehicle to the shoulder and turn on the hazard lights to alert other motorists and ensure their safety. If possible, also gather information about the other drivers involved in the accident, as well as witness information.

Never leave the scene of the accident until the police have left, or granted their permission. Accident reports show that some drivers flee crash scenes, thereby putting themselves at risk of facing criminal charges later on.

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