on February 26, 2015
It reads"1 dead, 1 badly hurt after motorcyclists thrown off Long Beach bridge" By CHRISTINE MAI-DUC
R.I.P Purple Haze Born Feb 3 Died Tuesday Feb 24 at about 6:30PM
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420Nurse Intern Purple Haze became a 420Nurse because she wanted to be more involved with the cannabis community and be apart of this history making movement... while looking pretty
On July 7 2014 she 1st became the FAN of SummerRain , On July 16 she became and Intern with 420Nurses and did her first photoshoot with her girlfriend also a 420Nurse Intern @SoyJoy and she got to meet @Sarahish420
Purple Haze Wrote "I love being a 420Nurse because at the end of the day I got myself to where I am today, I promoted myself, I got my name out there. While people are trying to keep marijuana illegal I am creating a career out of it thanks to the nurses" We are part of history! Just how prohibition for alcohol made it to the history books, so will this community. 420Nurses are making history, they are part of history, we are part of history. xoxo, Crystal
She wanted to open her OrangeCounty Chapter this year to help other girls because she loved helping people.
Thank you Crystal "PurpleHaze" Intern for sharing your life as a 420Nurse
A Woman is dead and a man is in "very critical" condition after the motorcycle they were riding slammed into a wall and they were thrown off the Gerald Desmond Bridge in Long Beach, police said.
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The 2003 Suzuki motorcycle was speeding east over the bridge, which goes through the Port of Long Beach complex, Tuesday at about 6:30 p.m., said Det. Brian Watt of the Long Beach Police Department.
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@wildgurl yeah, thanks for reminding us. It seems like his youth and inexperience caused the crash. Who needs your judgement? x(
MOTORCYCLISTNOTBIKER
AT 12:36 PM FEBRUARY 25, 2015
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The driver, a 20-year-old Anaheim man, was speeding into a turn at about 70 mph onto the northbound 710 overpass when he lost control of the vehicle and crashed into the wall on his right.
The bike skidded along the wall for a while, and then both the driver and passenger were thrown over the side of the bridge and landed on Ocean Boulevard 150 feet to 250 feet below, Watt said.
The passenger, a 19-year-old woman, also of Anaheim, was immediately struck by a Jeep Grand Cherokee traveling east toward downtown. She was pronounced dead at the scene.
The motorcycle was flung more than 600 feet past where the two riders were ejected, police said.
The driver, who was found unresponsive in the westbound lanes of the road, was taken to a hospital and is currently in "very critical condition," Watt said. According to police, the man had a valid motorcycle license and his insurance was up to date.
Neither of the victims, who suffered multiple fractures on both legs and arms, and major head trauma, has been identified, pending family notification.
The driver of the Jeep, a 68-year-old Long Beach resident, remained at the scene and cooperated with authorities.
Traffic along Ocean Boulevard in the port area was closed off for hours Tuesday as police investigated and cleared the roadway.
R.I.P Purple Haze Born Feb 3 Died Tuesday Feb 24 at about 6:30PM
http://420nurses.com/Purple-Haze/
420Nurse Intern Purple Haze became a 420Nurse because she wanted to be more involved with the cannabis community and be apart of this history making movement... while looking pretty
On July 7 2014 she 1st became the FAN of SummerRain , On July 16 she became and Intern with 420Nurses and did her first photoshoot with her girlfriend also a 420Nurse Intern @SoyJoy and she got to meet @Sarahish420
Purple Haze Wrote "I love being a 420Nurse because at the end of the day I got myself to where I am today, I promoted myself, I got my name out there. While people are trying to keep marijuana illegal I am creating a career out of it thanks to the nurses" We are part of history! Just how prohibition for alcohol made it to the history books, so will this community. 420Nurses are making history, they are part of history, we are part of history. xoxo, Crystal
She wanted to open her OrangeCounty Chapter this year to help other girls because she loved helping people.
Thank you Crystal "PurpleHaze" Intern for sharing your life as a 420Nurse
A Woman is dead and a man is in "very critical" condition after the motorcycle they were riding slammed into a wall and they were thrown off the Gerald Desmond Bridge in Long Beach, police said.
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The 2003 Suzuki motorcycle was speeding east over the bridge, which goes through the Port of Long Beach complex, Tuesday at about 6:30 p.m., said Det. Brian Watt of the Long Beach Police Department.
cComments
@wildgurl yeah, thanks for reminding us. It seems like his youth and inexperience caused the crash. Who needs your judgement? x(
MOTORCYCLISTNOTBIKER
AT 12:36 PM FEBRUARY 25, 2015
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The driver, a 20-year-old Anaheim man, was speeding into a turn at about 70 mph onto the northbound 710 overpass when he lost control of the vehicle and crashed into the wall on his right.
The bike skidded along the wall for a while, and then both the driver and passenger were thrown over the side of the bridge and landed on Ocean Boulevard 150 feet to 250 feet below, Watt said.
The passenger, a 19-year-old woman, also of Anaheim, was immediately struck by a Jeep Grand Cherokee traveling east toward downtown. She was pronounced dead at the scene.
The motorcycle was flung more than 600 feet past where the two riders were ejected, police said.
The driver, who was found unresponsive in the westbound lanes of the road, was taken to a hospital and is currently in "very critical condition," Watt said. According to police, the man had a valid motorcycle license and his insurance was up to date.
Neither of the victims, who suffered multiple fractures on both legs and arms, and major head trauma, has been identified, pending family notification.
The driver of the Jeep, a 68-year-old Long Beach resident, remained at the scene and cooperated with authorities.
Traffic along Ocean Boulevard in the port area was closed off for hours Tuesday as police investigated and cleared the roadway.
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This breaks my heart. My condolences and prayers go out to her family, Her parents who have to go through losing a child, now they have their own personal angel in heaven. R.I.P
Oh wow <img src="http://420nurses.com/file/pic/emoticon/default/unhappy.png" alt="Unhappy" title="Unhappy" title="v_middle" /> I only met her a few times but she was such a amazingly sweet person and will greatly be missed
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