What is confirmed
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The crash happened in Pope Valley, Napa County, California. A minivan (Toyota Sienna) went off Pope Valley Road and hit a tree. San Francisco Standard+4San Francisco Chronicle+4San Francisco Chronicle+4
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Six people died, and two others (including the driver) were seriously injured. San Francisco Chronicle+3San Francisco Chronicle+3CBS News+3
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The deceased are confirmed to be farmworkers from Stockton, headed to work in Napa County (grape‑picking) on an overnight shift. San Francisco Chronicle+1
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The driver, Norberto Celerino, age 53, has been arrested and charged. He’s alleged to have been driving under the influence, had a suspended license, and had prior DUI convictions. SFGATE+3San Francisco Chronicle+3San Francisco Chronicle+3
⚠️ What is being clarified / not (yet) fully confirmed
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At the time of many early reports, not all the names of the victims had been publicly released; some were identified later. San Francisco Chronicle+1
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The motive or precise cause beyond DUI/suspicion is still under investigation. San Francisco Chronicle+1
📰 Victims’ Identities
According to Napa County officials, the six farmworkers who were killed are:
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Fernando Silverio, 34 San Francisco Chronicle+1
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Loreto Ricardo Hernandez, 42 San Francisco Chronicle+1
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Aaron (Araon) Ruiz, 39 San Francisco Chronicle+1
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Beymar Reynosa Rodriguez, 32 San Francisco Chronicle+1
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Demetrio Celerino Francisco, 39 San Francisco Chronicle+1
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Pedro Lopez Gomez, 57 San Francisco Chronicle+1
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