A serious traffic incident occurred late last night in Santa Venetia, CA, when a single vehicle overturned and became partially submerged in water. The California Highway Patrol received reports of the incident at approximately 11:20 PM on November 1, 2024, prompting an immediate response from emergency services.
Upon arrival at Buckeye Point Parking, emergency responders confirmed that the vehicle was on its roof and partially submerged in muddy water. Witnesses reported hearing occupants inside the vehicle, raising concerns for their safety. Due to poor visibility and challenging weather conditions, responders decided to wait until daylight for a thorough investigation and to ensure the safety of all involved.
Multiple units from emergency services, including fire services, were dispatched to the scene. They assessed the situation and confirmed that the vehicle was not drivable and would likely require towing. However, specific details regarding the towing process were not included in the report. The last unit cleared the scene at approximately 5:33 AM on November 2, 2024.
While the report indicated that there were occupants in the vehicle, specific details regarding their injuries were not provided. Emergency services prioritized safety and opted to wait for daylight to better evaluate the situation and assist any potential victims.
This incident serves as a reminder of the dangers posed by adverse weather conditions and the importance of immediate reporting when accidents occur. The California Highway Patrol encourages all drivers to exercise caution, especially during inclement weather.
As investigations continue, further updates will be provided regarding the condition of the occupants and the final disposition of the vehicle. The community is urged to stay informed and prioritize safety on the roads.