Crime & Safety

Woman Extricated From Vehicle, Sent to Hospital After Collision

Police say collision due to vehicle that ran a red light.

A 21-year-old woman on Wednesday was extricated from a vehicle and sent to a hospital after a collision at the intersection of First Street and Southfront Road, officials said.

The collision appears to be due to the woman — who was driving a Saturn northbound on First Street at about 40 to 50 mph — entering the intersection during a red light, Livermore Police Sgt. Kevin Santin said.

The Saturn was blindsided by a Ford F-150 truck, which was traveling eastbound on Southfront Road, Santin said.

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Emergency crews were sent to the area at around 11:30 a.m.

The driver of the truck suffered minor injuries.

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The woman driving the Saturn was sent to Eden Medical Center in Castro Valley with moderate injuries, officials said. Her condition is unknown at this time, Santin said.


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