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Pepperdine student involved in car accident

October 21, 2012 by Whitney Irick

Updated 6:04 pm (Oct. 25th 2012)

One student who saw the accident who wishes to remain anonymous said, “It was a bit spooky to see the cloud of dust lift and she was standing outside the car — obviously shaken. We assured Amanda that she had no cuts on her face and that her teeth were fine … I did notice she had been cut on her back.” The eyewitness saw Jamieson’s car flip over twice. The witness heard that Jamieson had no internal injuries and wishes Jamieson a speedy recovery. Jamieson could not be reached for comment.

Updated 4:44 pm (Oct. 23rd 2012)

Just before midnight on Oct. 20 there was a solo vehicle collision at Civic Center Way/Webb Way in Malibu. Pepperdine student Amanda Jamieson lost control of her 2012 VW which struck the curb and overturned, according to Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department deputy Philip Brooks.  The driver was transported to Los Robles Hospital for minor injuries and  issued a citation for Driving While Intoxicated. She was released at the hospital.

Original Post

A Pepperdine student was involved in a car accident off campus in Malibu at approximately 11 p.m. on Saturday. According to Los Angeles County Fire’s Twitter page, an air squad was requested to the scene for a “critical patient” but later canceled by the LA County Fire Department. The patient was taken by ambulance to an unknown hospital.

LA County Fire tweeted: “*Air Squad Req* FS88 [Malibu] E88’s O/S of a T/C w/ a critical patient. Req Copter. L/Z @ Helispot 88-A (Pepperdine Univ)‪#LACoFD”

It is not known if there were other passengers in the car, of if any other cars were involved in the crash. The name of the student has not yet been released.

More information will be added as it becomes available.

 

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Amanda Jamieson, Department of Public Safety, DPS, Driving While Intoxicated, DWI, Malibu, pepperdine, Whitney Irick

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