UPDATE: Man Ejected in Rollover on I-25 South of Pueblo Dies
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Updated: 8:54 AM Sep 8, 2010
UPDATE: Man Ejected in Rollover on I-25 South of Pueblo Dies
The victim has been identified as Patrick Martinez, from Walseburg. Three other people were in the vehicle, including two kids. Only the driver suffered minor injuries.
Posted: 10:52 PM Sep 7, 2010
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One person has died as a result of injuries sustained in a rollover accident on I-25 south of Pueblo Tuesday evening. The victim has been identified as Patrick Martinez, 37, from Walseburg. He was riding in the passenger seat of a white Navigator SUV.

The woman driving the white Navigator, Alain Martinez, 27, received only minor injuries. There were also two young children in the SUV, but police say they were buckled into safety seats and were not hurt.

The accident closed one lane in each direction on I-25 near mile marker 92, about three miles south of Pueblo.

Police say the SUV was northbound when it drifted onto the right shoulder. The driver over-corrected, and the Navigator went across the freeway and into the median, where it rolled over one-and-a-half times.

Police say speed may have been a factor in the crash, but alcohol and drugs are not considered possible causes. The crash is still under investigation.


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Posted by: Giana "g" Location: Walsenburg on Sep 14, 2010 at 10:48 AM

Its just to hard to believe that your gone! You took good care of me like i was your own. I wsnt ready 2 say goodbye, but ill see you later Patrick! i love you with all my heart. & im goin to take care of your family, i promise. My heart goes to my cousin alaina & your babies, including Patch Dest & Zach. i miss you so much already. Just watch over us now! they say theres a reason for everything, but NO ONE will really ever know why. i love you. see ya soon. alwaysss in my heart.
Posted by: Eric Location: Formally of Walsenburg colorado on Sep 12, 2010 at 02:54 AM

O no I had to read this 3 times I can't believe this a father taken just because someone was in a hurry. Slow down people if were running late they will understand. This should be a message to all of us who are in a hurry. Man I remember him from school and wow just can't believe he is gone. RIP pat may your spirit be with all 6 of your kids man. What a tragic somber day for all the residents of burg. I love you man. And I hope your with grams and grandpa. Just a needless tragedy.I hope we all learn to slow down.
Posted by: Wolfe Family on Sep 10, 2010 at 02:54 PM

Bobbi~ You are a wonderful mother and the kids are so lucky to have you. You will always be our family we love you and the kids. You will always have your "happy" memories, you can look back and smile with kids at moments in time only you know of.
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