Discovery Bay DUI Crash on Highway 4; Kathleen Campbell Arrested

Motorcyclist, Several Others Injured in Suspected Hit-and-Run Accident on Highway 4

LOCATION: Discovery Bay

DATE OF COLLISION: Sunday, November 4th

November 4, 2018 – Several people were injured in two separate but related traffic collisions on Highway 4 Sunday afternoon.

According to NBC News, the first crash happened at 5:12 p.m. between a Subaru and a motorcycle. The collision resulted in major injuries to the motorcyclist, whose name remained unknown at this time.

Meanwhile, officials identified the Subaru driver as 33-year-old Kathleen Campbell, of Discovery Bay. Investigators mentioned Campbell fled the scene of the motorcycle crash.

Then, at approximately 5:24 p.m. in the area of Highway 4 and Discovery Bay Boulevard, the same Subaru driven by Campbell collided head-on into a Saturn sedan carrying five people. The names of the parties occupying the Saturn have not been disclosed thus far.

Hit-and-Run and DUI Driver Kathleen Campbell Arrested After Discovery Bay Crashes

Primary reports indicated multiple helicopter transports and ambulances were called to the accident scenes. As per the article, at least six people were injured in the crashes and all victims were taken to hospitals.

Shortly after the wrecks, authorities reportedly arrested Campbell on suspicion of felony DUI. Further investigation on the case is ongoing.

Personal Injury Lawyer

Based on this news report, it appears that Ms. Kathleen Campbell will be held responsible for the traffic collision that resulted in multiple injuries to several innocent people. Pending results of investigation, the victim(s) may have the right to file a personal injury lawsuit against the at-fault, and seek compensation for damages including hospital bills, future medical expenses, and pain and suffering.

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James Johnson is passionate about educating the public about the myriad of individuals who are not following the rules of the road. His hope is to bring public awareness in order to change the laws to better protect our communities.