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Female and Male EMS Paramedics Provide Medical Help to an Injured Patient on the Way to Hospital in ambulance

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Bakersfield, CA – On the evening of Sunday, October 26, 2025, a pedestrian was struck and killed in a hit-and-run crash on Weedpatch Highway near Muller Road, according to KBAK, with additional reporting from CHP Fatal.

The California Highway Patrol reports that the collision was first reported around 9:40 PM. Responding officers located the pedestrian on the right shoulder of the roadway and confirmed the individual had been hit by a vehicle.

Authorities said no associated vehicles were found in the area at the time of their arrival. Emergency personnel confirmed the fatality at the scene, and the Kern County Coroner’s Office was notified at approximately 10:06 PM.

Paramedics and CHP units remained on-site as the coroner responded to take over the investigation. The identity of the victim has not yet been released, pending notification of next of kin. 

Officials have not provided details on the vehicle involved or the circumstances that led to the collision. The investigation into the fatal crash remains ongoing.

 

Hit-and-Runs and Wrongful Death Claims 

The compensation provided by a Wrongful Death claim can financially support families grieving the loss of a loved one due to another person’s negligence. These funds can go toward hospital bills, burial expenses, and help support any dependents of the deceased.

In cases where the at-fault party escapes justice, families may still be able to pursue compensation through their own uninsured driver coverage. A personal injury attorney can offer guidance on what options they may have available and negotiate with insurance companies to ensure that victims receive the best settlement possible. 

To read more about Wrongful Death Claims, visit MaisonLaw.com.

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