Los Angeles County sheriff recruit Alejandro Martinez died after 'fighting for his life' for eight months after an SUV struck a group of cadets.
‘Fox & Friends First’ host Carley Shimkus reports on incident where a wrong-way driver slammed into a group of California police recruits, with five in critical condition.
A Los Angeles County sheriff’s recruit has died months after a wrong-way driver plowed his SUV into a group ofAlejandro Martinez "fought for his life for the past eight months," the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said in a statement. "Surrounded by his family, friends, Sheriff Luna, and other department members in support of his family, Alejandro has now gone to his eternal resting place," the statement said. "Tragically, he was not able to fulfill his calling of helping others."
About 75 recruits from Sheriff's Academy Class 464 had been running near the intersection of Mills Avenue and Telegraph Road
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