Justin Martin Killed in San Bernardino Pedestrian Accident on State Highway 210 

Justin Martin Killed
Justin Martin Struck and Killed by Vehicle on State Highway 210 in San Bernardino

, California (November 22, 2021) – The Sheriff's Department has identified 31-year-old Justin John Martin as the San Bernardino victim who died after being struck by a vehicle on a highway in San Bernardino Friday afternoon.

The deadly crash took place on State Highway 210 near State Street off-ramp at about 2:00 p.m. November 19.

The California Highway Patrol could not immediately determine what caused the incident on the westbound side of the interstate.

Justin Martin in San Bernardino Pedestrian Accident

Sadly, John Martin was pronounced dead at the crash site.

Limited information about this crash was released at the report time.

The deadly crash remains under active investigation.

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