Trumonikia Fields-Johnson Arrested For Hit-and-Run Traffic Accident on Coffee Road near Gosford Road and Stockdale Highway

Bakersfield, California (January 2, 2020) – Authorities are investigating the cause of an alleged hit-and-run motorcycle accident that sent one to a hospital in southwest Bakersfield on Tuesday evening.

The motorcycle collision, which happened at about 5:35 p.m. December 31, occurred in the 200 block of Coffee Road, just north of the intersection at Gosford Road and Stockdale Highway.

The accident involved a motorcycle and a white SUV driven by 40-year-old Trumonikia Fields-Johnson northbound on Coffee Road.

Fields-Johnson struck the male motorcyclist while making an unsafe lane change on the highway.

The man was rushed to the hospital for treatment of major injuries sustained in the wreck

Authorities did not release the name of the injured party.

Fields-Johnson, who fled the scene after hitting motorcyclist, was found by police hiding in a nearby restaurant and was arrested on suspicion of hit-and-run involving injury and driving on a suspended license.

Meanwhile, neither drugs nor alcohol were suspected factors in the accident.

The crash remains under an active investigation.

Alpine Law Group President and Managing Partner, Arin Khodaverdian, encourages victims and their family members to seek legal help as soon as possible in order to preserve their rights to the full extent of the law.

Mr. Khodaverdian has worked for many years as a wrongful death and personal injury attorney. He and his team of attorneys has helped thousands of injury victims and their families recover over $100 million in compensation. “In one case, we recovered a 7-figure settlement within 11 business days of being hired by the family of a victim who was killed by a negligent driver.”

Swift action by an experienced attorney helps preserve evidence, interview witnesses, and begin to pursue those responsible for the incident.

Mr. Khodaverdian, a contributor to this site, is available for free consultations 24/7 by calling 866-773-0222.