The Sacramento County Coroner’s Office has identified the male driver who died in a collision in California’s North Highlands. On Tuesday, October 6th, the coroner revealed the victim’s name as Mitchell Ray Green, 56, of Sacramento.

The car accident report placed the time of the occurrence around 12:30 p.m. on Friday, October 2nd, along Roseville Road, north of Palm Avenue. According to the California Highway Patrol North Sacramento Division, the victim traveled southbound on Watt Avenue’s north side in a van.

The investigators said that Green swerved and crashed into a couple of parked cars for an unknown reason. The van continued down the road and collided head-on with a Ford Escape, leading to fatal injuries for the victim.

The driver of the Ford suffered minor wounds and received treatment. There is no additional information on the occurrence at this time.

Motor vehicle accidents are not uncommon on California roadways. They happen daily and result in either minor, severe, or fatal injuries for those involved. Some of the wounds sustained by survivors are life-altering and affect the quality of life they live.

Injuries that lead to organ loss, paralysis, loss of limb, or defective brain function are life-altering. Under California law, a victim who suffers any of the above can bring a personal injury civil action to recover damages for the loss sustained.

The standard compensation covers loss of income, medical expenses, physical and psychological damages, and consortium loss. The family of a deceased person can bring a wrongful death lawsuit and ask for the preceding.

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