2 dead, 2 hospitalized after multi-vehicle crash in Phoenix
A fatal crash in Phoenix around 2 p.m. left two dead and two hospitalized Wednesday afternoon. Police identified the victims Thursday.
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PHOENIX — Two people died in a multi-vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon in Phoenix, authorities said.
According to the Phoenix Police Department, 37-year-old Pedro Lopez Cardona was driving an SUV at a high speed before he was ejected from the vehicle during the crash. He died from his injuries at the scene.
The collision occurred around 2:10 p.m. near 35th Avenue and Union Hills Drive.
Police said Cardona ran a red light and collided with a four-door passenger car that was making a left-hand turn to go north on 35th Avenue.
A passenger in that car, 63-year-old Boniface Black, who was seated in the front, was also pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
Two other individuals involved in the crash were transported to a hospital with serious injuries. One of them was the driver of the car in which Black was a passenger.
Police said this is still an active investigation as police were still processing evidence as of 2 p.m. Thursday.






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