Fatal leavng the Marina

[cola]

Loked like a solo acident near the Havasu Marina on the street late last night. Godspeed again.:mad:

[DILLIGAF]

That sucks.......any details Mike? Nothing in the paper today

[cola]

Tom, it was late I didn't think it wold make todays paper. Not how you like to start a weekend.
Mike

[DILLIGAF]

Tom, it was late I didn't think it wold make todays paper. Not how you like to start a weekend.
Mike
Not at all. I am heading down later today to go out on my friends boat. Be there tomorrow also.

[lalhc]

What time did this happen? I left the Island after 8:30 pm last night.

[cola]

11pm

[Captain Dan]

Loked like a solo acident near the Havasu Marina on the street late last night. Godspeed again.:mad:
How does a fatality occur from a one car accident in a 35 MPH speed zone? (Or was it a motorcycle?) Must have been a freak thing...

[Baja Big Dog]

How does a fatality occur from a one car accident in a 35 MPH speed zone? (Or was it a motorcycle?) Must have been a freak thing...
PSSSST Dan...in Some of the people in AZ go over the speed limit!!!!
But dont tell anyone:jawdrop:

[shadow]

Not at all. I am heading down later today to go out on my friends boat. Be there tomorrow also.
Tom give me a hollar tomorrow,We will out on the water.

[CityGuy]

Here's what we have:
Charlie Cassens
Communications & Intergovernmental Affairs
Office – (928) 854-4212
Cell – (928) 486-8879
Fax – (928) 680-4892
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 17, 2007
Police investigate fatal vehicle versus pedestrian accident.
Lake Havasu City Police are investigating a fatal traffic accident which occurred at approximately 9:59 pm Thursday August 16, in the 1100 block of McCulloch Blvd.
The victim, 28-year old Chad Wirtz, from Alta Loma, CA. was driving his 2006 Dodge Pickup on McCulloch Blvd westbound near the Lake Havasu Marina when he stopped in the painted median to retrieve something from his trailered boat. When Wirtz exited the boat he jumped into the path of an eastbound 2006 Nissan Sentra driven by 70-year old Laverne, California woman.
Wirtz sustained life-threatening injuries and was transported to Havasu Regional Medical Center for treatment. He later died of massive internal injuries during air transport.
The driver and one passenger in the Sentra were unhurt and there is no evidence of improper driving on her part.
The investigation is continuing and alcohol is believed to be a factor in the accident.
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[MRS FLYIN VEE]

Here's what we have:
Charlie Cassens
Communications & Intergovernmental Affairs
Office – (928) 854-4212
Cell – (928) 486-8879
Fax – (928) 680-4892
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 17, 2007
Police investigate fatal vehicle versus pedestrian accident.
Lake Havasu City Police are investigating a fatal traffic accident which occurred at approximately 9:59 pm Thursday August 16, in the 1100 block of McCulloch Blvd.
The victim, 28-year old Chad Wirtz, from Alta Loma, CA. was driving his 2006 Dodge Pickup on McCulloch Blvd westbound near the Lake Havasu Marina when he stopped in the painted median to retrieve something from his trailered boat. When Wirtz exited the boat he jumped into the path of an eastbound 2006 Nissan Sentra driven by 70-year old Laverne, California woman.
Wirtz sustained life-threatening injuries and was transported to Havasu Regional Medical Center for treatment. He later died of massive internal injuries during air transport.
The driver and one passenger in the Sentra were unhurt and there is no evidence of improper driving on her part.
The investigation is continuing and alcohol is believed to be a factor in the accident.
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:jawdrop: so she wasn't speeding.. and he was drinking..

[yamamoto]

sad.
I saw the police activity the other night. I knew it wasn't good.
drink responsibly, alcohol sure seems to be a common thread in many of the havasu related deaths.

[Kilrtoy]

It always amazes me how people step into the street without looking

[JetBoatRich]

It always amazes me how people step into the street without looking
he jumped in the path of the car:mad:
Hate to hear he was intoxicated, drivin, etc