Crime & Safety
Livermore Grieves Students Killed In Crash With Semi-Truck
A Livermore High student, Del Valle High student and Vineyard High alumnus were all killed in the crash.
LIVERMORE, CA — On Tuesday, Livermore grieved the loss of two high school students and a young adult killed in a crash with a semi-truck Monday night.
Students at Livermore and Del Valle high school were killed in the crash, along with a Vineyard High School alumnus who was related to one of the students, said Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District Superintendent Kelly Bowers.
LVJUSD's crisis team will be providing grief and trauma counseling to the schools community, she said, and Livermore will come together to comfort one another.
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"At this time of year when we take time to celebrate, appreciate and cherish our family and friendships, it is particularly somber that we instead acknowledge such a devastating loss to our schools and community," she wrote in an email to the LVJUSD community. "This news shocks and saddens us and serves as a reminder that life is precious."
Livermore Police Department officers were dispatched around 10:30 p.m. Monday night to the crash, which was reported along the 5600 block of Las Positas Road. Two people died at the scene while a third succumbed to their injuries later at a hospital, police said. Their names have not yet been released by the Alameda County coroner's bureau.
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The collision was still under investigation Tuesday and Livermore police have not provided other details.
"Let's keep their families in our minds and hearts, as they have suffered such an unimaginable and heartbreaking loss," Bowers wrote. "Our community's strength and sheer love will help them through."
Anyone with information related to the crash was asked to call Sgt. Justin Lash at 925-371-4857.
Bay City News and Patch editor Courtney Teague contributed to this report.
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