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Nurse sees brother die after accident
A routinely hectic night of work in the emergency room turned tragic for one nurse on October 2 when the hit-and-run victim under her care was revealed to be her brother.
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KCBS Jennifer Medina, a nurse, was working Friday night when her doomed brother was rushed in following a hit-and-run accident. The other employee opened it up, and Medina realized the man was her younger brother, Cesar Andres Medina.
A suspect was arrested in connection with the crash Saturday.
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO (CBSLA.com) A GoFundMe account has been established for the 23-year-old skateboarder who was killed Friday in a hit-and-run crash in San Juan Capistrano.
I recognised the wallet.
The early 2000 faded black pickup truck was going eastbound on Del Obispo Street when he struck Medina at the intersection, Hallock said. Witnesses also said Cesar Andres Medina had the right of way while crossing on a green light.
After the medical staff cleaned up her brother, Medina said she got the chance to say goodbye to him.
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On Saturday evening, sheriff’s traffic investigators received information that led them to Michaels’ home, where they found a Dodge Ram truck parked in the driveway, according to a sheriff’s news release. The truck was confiscated by authorities and was expected to be processed for additional evidence. A short time later, Michaels contacted deputies at the station and following an interview with investigators, Michaels was arrested and booked into Orange County Jail. She posted a picture on Facebook of him holding her baby niece writing, “never in a million years would I think I would be saying goodbye to you at the same place”. There, Ms Medina wrote of her shock at what she’d found.