1 dead, 3 in critical condition following fiery car crash in north Phoenix
One person is dead and three others are in critical condition after a multi-vehicle crash on Tuesday night in north Phoenix, authorities said.
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One person is dead and three others are in critical condition after a multi-vehicle crash on Tuesday night in north Phoenix, authorities said.
Upon arrival to the area of 35th Avenue and Bell Road, Phoenix Fire personnel found four people and two cars involved in a collision.
One unidentified person was pronounced dead around 8 p.m., as the other three, two women and a man, were treated at the scene and hospitalized.
Firefighters had to put out flames coming from one vehicle and extricate one of the victims, according to the Phoenix Fire Department.
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From Google AI:
"According to the CDC, the number of people killed in car crashes in 2023 (the most recent statistic available) was more than ~44,000. That comes to over 120 per day."
A lot of carnage, for sure - but nowhere NEAR that figure that you pulled out of your "backside" ..
So more than a million people die in parking lots every year? LOL!
That's because the government doesn't count any crash that occurs on private property (a driveway, parking lot, private road etc...) are not counted in order to keep the numbers low and hide the true cost of driving.