Luciano Carmona-Garcia Killed in Stolen-Vehicle Collision on High Street [Oakland, CA]
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Luciano Carmona-Garcia Killed in Stolen-Vehicle Collision on High Street [Oakland, CA]

42-Year-Old Bystander Pronounced Dead after Stolen-Car Accident near International Boulevard


OAKLAND, CA (November 1, 2023) - Luciano Carmona-Garcia died Wednesday night, in a stolen-vehicle collision on High Street. Authorities responded to the scene just before 10:30 p.m., near International Boulevard on October 25th.
Per reports, the driver of a stolen Kia Sorento SUV was traveling at high rates of speed east on International Boulevard. The Kia then struck a Pontiac Vibe, sending the Kia into two additional vehicles.
Shortly after, Carmona-Garcia, 42, became pinned between the involved vehicles. Upon impact, both the Kia and the Pontiac driver fled the scene without rendering aid or contacting authorities.
Medical personnel arrived and took Carmona-Garcia to a local hospital where he eventually succumbed to his injuries. The driver of the Pontiac took himself to a nearby hospital with minor wounds.
At this time, the suspect driver remains at large. An active investigation to determine further information is still currently underway.


No words can mend the broken hearts and sorrow felt during this delicate moment. Deepest condolences and sympathies are with the family and friends of Luciano Carmona-Garcia.


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