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Passenger dies after single-car crash in AV

by The AV Times Staff • January 26, 2016

fatal crashLAKE LOS ANGELES — A back-seat passenger died and three others were injured after the car they were riding in crashed into a power pole in the Antelope Valley Monday afternoon, authorities said.

The fatal collision happened around 2:20 p.m. Monday, Jan. 25, on Palmdale Boulevard, west of 225th Street East.

Dom Trieu, 61, of Lancaster was driving a 2004 Toyota Camry westbound on Palmdale Boulevard, at about 50 miles per hour, when he lost control of the vehicle, according to a California Highway Patrol report.

“Mr. Trieu failed to negotiate a left sweeping curve and veered off to the right onto the dirt shoulder,” the CHP report states.

The Camry “struck a wood power pole,” injuring all four occupants, according to the CHP report.

They were transported to Palmdale Regional Medical Center, where 49-year-old Anna Tran of Camarillo died of her injuries. Tran had been riding in the left rear passenger  seat of the Camry.

The vehicle’s right rear passenger, 80-year-old Hoi Thi Quach of Lancaster, sustained major injuries, included internal bleeding, CHP officials said.

The right front passenger, 55-year-old Anh T. Banh of Lancaster, sustained moderate injuries, the CHP report states, and the driver [Trieu] sustained minor injuries.

Alcohol and drugs were not factors in the traffic collision, according to the CHP report.

The incident remains under investigation.

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Filed Under: Palmdale

2 comments for "Passenger dies after single-car crash in AV"

  1. Just Saying says

    January 26, 2016 at 12:26 pm

    The curve they drove through was posted at 45 MPH, so 50 is too fast. The rest of rural E. Palmdale Blvd is 55 MPH, a speed rated safe for a straight section of rural highway. If that speed appears too fast for you, that’s fine, but it’s a sign that you should hire a driver or consider public transportation.

  2. Gemini says

    January 26, 2016 at 11:40 am

    50 miles per hour is too fast for Palmdale Blvd. So sorry for the family.

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