A fatal incident occurred in Santa Cruz, resulting in one death. A car went over a cliff and ended up in the ocean. The circumstances of the incident are not fully detailed, but it is known that one person managed to free themselves from the vehicle.
Further information about the incident can be found through SFGate, which reported on the accident in Santa Cruz, including the fact that one person was submerged in the ocean while the other escaped the car.
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