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Jose Cruz Noguez of Mexicali admitted his organizer role in a smuggling attempt that resulted in the deadly March 2, 2021, crash near Holtville.
13 migrants were the victims of the car accident in Holtville two years ago where 28 migrants were traveling, 13 of whom lost their lives after crossing the Calexico border illegally.
A DRIVER was found to be three times over the drink drive limit after members of the public reported seeing him “stumble” into his vehicle.
This aerial photo shows vehicles' final rest locations at the scene of March 2âs fatal collision at the intersection of State Route 115 and Norrish Road, near Holtville. PHOTO CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL HOLTVILLE â The 28-year-old driver of the 1997 Ford Expedition carrying himself and 24 passengers apparently did stop or nearly stop before turning from Norrish Road onto State Route 115 in front of the oncoming semi that broadsided the SUV. That was one of the findings of a preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Boardâs investigation into the March 2 collisio...
Print The driver of an SUV crammed with 25 people pulled into the path of a big rig at an intersection in a collision that left more than a dozen people dead, according to a preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board. The burgundy Ford Expedition, designed to hold no more than eight people, was carrying three times that many when it crossed the U.S.-Mexico border before dawn on March 2 through a 10-foot breach in the boundary fence and headed toward El Centro, Calif., federal officials said. The effort is suspected to have been a human smuggling attempt.