Irvin Hernandez Killed in Mail-Truck Collision on Northpoint Parkway [Santa Rosa, CA]
33-Year-Old USPS Worker Pronounced Dead after Two-Vehicle Accident near Corrigan Street
SANTA ROSA, CA (November 26, 2024) – Monday evening, Irvin Hernandez was killed in a mail-truck collision on Northpoint Parkway.
The Santa Rosa Police Department responded to the scene around 5:00 p.m., near Corrigan Street.
Investigators say Hernandez was making his rounds in a U.S. Postal Service vehicle when he parked the mail-truck in the middle of Northpoint Parkway.
There, the driver of a GMC Denali SUV was traveling in an unsafe manner and crashed into the truck and Hernandez.
Despite life-saving efforts, medics pronounced 33-year-old Hernandez, of Santa Rosa deceased at the scene.
Meanwhile, the GMC driver suffered minor injuries and paramedics transported him to a nearby hospital for further treatment. Police suspect that the driver sustained some kind of medical emergency at the time of the crash.
Further investigation is currently ongoing at this time, and witnesses are encouraged to contact Officer John Fisher at (707) 543-3600 ext. 8550.
Our warm and sincerest sympathies go out to the friends and family of the victim. May you find comfort and strength during this time.
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