Authorities stated that the incident involved two motorcycles that crashed under circumstances that have not yet been determined. Emergency radio traffic indicated that four people and both motorcycles were found down in the roadway when responders arrived
Santa Barbara County, CA – At least two people sustained minor to moderate injuries following a two-motorcycle crash in Los Alamos on Saturday afternoon, according to the Santa Barbara County Fire Department.
The collision occurred on Cat Canyon Road near Bell Road just before 3:20 p.m. on February 7, as reported by the California Highway Patrol.
Authorities stated that the incident involved two motorcycles that crashed under circumstances that have not yet been determined. Emergency radio traffic indicated that four people and both motorcycles were found down in the roadway when responders arrived.
Two individuals were transported to a hospital for treatment of minor to moderate injuries. The names of those injured and further details about their conditions were not immediately available.
Firefighters and other emergency personnel responded to the scene to provide medical assistance and secure the area following the crash.
The California Highway Patrol is investigating the cause of the two-motorcycle collision, and no additional information has been released at this time.
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