(Ahlul Bayt News Agency) - Khadanza Tariq had just left the hospital after visiting a newborn granddaughter, Minnah, when he saw a BMW crashed in front and stopped in the right shoulder highway 237. It was around two o’clock Wednesday morning, with no one around freeway Sunnyvale dark. Foreigners are having trouble, and anyone who knew Khanzada not be surprised by what he does next. He came out of the Mercedes and walked across the highway, according to California Highway Patrol. His family believes that he was on his way to help.
Within seconds after that, two other cars drove in the fast lane when the accident happened, it hit a BMW that is damaged in an accident that killed Khanzada chain, 51-year-old computer engineer, and an active member of the famous Muslim community is always ready to reach out. That’s how they remember him in a funeral on Thursday (13 / 1) in the Mosque of the East Bay in Fremont and the Five Pillars Cemetery the Farm, Livermore.
“He died while doing good,” said his oldest son, Hasan Khanzada, a few hours after the death of her father brings his daughter home from the Santa Clara Kaiser Medical Center for the first time. The baby was born three weeks premature, the Arabic name means “blessing”.
After the accident, authorities arrested Alexander Turcios, 46, on suspicion of driving under influence of alcohol and / or illegal drugs. Highway Patrol said he was driving at speeds 65 miles per hour and hit a concrete wall on the right side of the road.
Two other drivers were injured and treated at Regional Medical Center in San Jose. They were identified as Jason Green, 32, of Santa Clara, a news editor for the Bay Area group, and Maria Glassbarnes, 47, of Hayward.
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