Cynthia Ramirez Becerra, 14, killed in car accident with dump truck on Coyote Street in Milpitas, California
Modified Date:
Sat, 02/20/2016 - 4:24pmAccident Date:
Wednesday, February 4, 2015Milpitas: 14-year-old San Jose girl was killed in bizarre crash with garbage truck
Anyone with information about the case can leave a tip with Milpitas police at 408-586-2500.
14-Year-Old Girl Killed In Wednesday’s Mysterious Hit-And-Run Crash In Milpitas
Neither of the two people in the garbage truck was injured in the crash, both remained behind and cooperated with police and there was no evidence of drug or alcohol use by the truck’s driver, Hinkley said.
Police seek Milpitas man in fatal hit-and-run
Alex Alcazar, 23, has been identified as the registered owner of a silver, two-door 1992 Cadillac El Dorado involved in the Feb. 4 collision with a garbage truck at North Milpitas Boulevard and Jacklin Road, police said.
Family of Girl Killed in Milpitas Crash Seeking Answers
Milpitas police continue to follow leads on what happened during and after the crash, including why the teenager, who was too young to hold a driver's license, was the only person found lying near the vehicle.
Milpitas man named as suspect in fatal hit-and-run death of 14-year-old San Jose girl
Alex Alcazar, a 23-year-old Milpitas resident and former person of interest connected to a hit-and-run crash in February that left a 14-year-old San Jose girl dead, is now wanted by authorities as the case's prime suspect.
Milpitas: Warrant issued for driver in Feb. hit-and-run that killed 14-year-old passenger
Alex Alcazar, 23, of Milpitas, is being sought by Milpitas police in connection with the Feb. 4 incident, which began with an early-morning crash with a garbage truck at North Milpitas Boulevard and Jacklin Road.
Cynthia Ramirez Becerra, 14, from San Jose, died after a crash with a garbage truck where the vehicle she was in rolled a half-mile before catching fire early Wednesday on Coyote Street in Milpitas. The Santa Clara County Medical Examiner-Coroner's Office confirmed that Cynthia died of "multiple blunt-force injuries due to a motor-vehicle collision." Authorities say it's possible that Cynthia could have been a passenger, although there is no evidence currently demonstrating another person in the vehicle. Cynthia was found some distance from the crash site on Abel Street and North Milpitas Boulevard where the vehicle was broadsided by an garbage truck. The driver of the garbage truck was not seriously injured.
Type: Car Accident
People Involved:
Cynthia Ramirez Becerra
Alex Alcazar
Roadway:
Coyote StreetCity:
Milpitas, CACounty:
Santa Clara County, CA
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