Posted On: January 9, 2009 by Moseley Collins

Sacramento Man Killed in Hit and Run

A Sacramento youth pleaded guilty last week to gross vehicular manslaughter and other charges regarding a hit and run collision he caused in October, 2008.

Aman Kumar Khanna, beloved husband and father of three, was struck by the teenager on October 10, 2008, and killed. The teen was driving under the influence of alcohol.

Khanna was a hardworking family man who worked two jobs to provide for his wife, children, and mother. Recently a fund has been set up in Khanna's honor to provide for his family. Contributions can be sent to the Aman Kumar Khanna Memorial Fund at the Golden One Credit Union, Post Office Box 15249, Sacramento, CA 95851-0249.

The teenager who struck Khanna was sentenced by the Juvenille Court to one year at the Sacramento County Boys' Ranch. Upon his release he will be deported to Mexico.

For the full story, please visit Sacto 9-1-1.

Sacramento Personal Injury Lawyer Moseley Collins has settled many hit and run cases over the length of his 27-year career. Many times, just as the case above, serious car collisions can create a family of victims who are unable to pay their bills because their breadwinner has been injured or killed.

If you or a loved one has been injured, you do not need to be a victim.

Please call us at (916) 444-4444 or visit our website at www.moseleycollins.com. We are waiting to help you.

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