Vincent O. Caylor was pronounced dead at the scene of the collision, which occurred around 9 p.m. Tuesday, July 17, on SR-138 at 126th Street East, according to a California Highway Patrol report.
Caylor was walking northbound across SR-138 when he was struck by a 2007 Toyota Corolla that was traveling westbound on SR-138, the CHP report states.
“For an unknown reason, [Caylor] walked into the direct path of [the Corolla]. [The Corolla’s driver] was unable to stop prior to striking [Caylor],” the CHP report states.
The driver, 47-year-old Daniel Fernandez of Lancaster, was not injured in the collision. There were three adult passengers in the Toyota Corolla and none of them were injured in the crash, according to the CHP.
“Alcohol and/or drugs are not suspected to be a factor in this collision,” the CHP report states.
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Christine says
Black, white, purple or green.. 100 yrs old or 57…deaf or blind.. Male or female… A good man died on “Death Highway”.. A good friend, brother, son; A Human Being… I miss my friend.. Vincent was a Funny.. Caring, Generous person.. I guess when they say only the good die young… They are right..!
*To Vince;
I guess God had better plans for You in higher places.. Put in a good word for all of us.. We will see you again.. I’m a better person having known you… You are missed.
Your friend,
Christine A.
Arlene says
That is a bad street to cross at night, there is no street lights.
Our prayers are with the family of Vincent Caylor.
Kathi says
Hey Rude person you made your point.
Sleep with the Angels Vince.
Victor I’m sorry for you loss
David Davis says
He was mentally ill and thought it was good luck crossing dangerous streets to escape people following him
The American people need to create a trade balance by not purchasing Chinese made products
JJ says
Seriously If some of you ran like your mouths you’d be in good shape,
Do these peoples families a favor and Shut The F Up.! It’s not like anything on your mind is of any importance.
• for the family of the man who passed away, don’t let any lame behind a computer screen bring you down. Stay on your feet and keep your head up.
R.i.p
Jamie Williams says
Hey Victor this is Denise‘s friend Jamie the one that used to come out and ride all the time. not sure if you remember me but I was really sorry to hear about Vincent‘s passing! it’s a shame and you know he’s in a better place. I just want to send my condolences and my prayers are with you all. God bless
Victor Haggy says
Thank you
Victor Haggy says
Go ahead say some more nasty things about my brother. He did not do this on purpose. Vince was almost deaf and very bad eye sight. So go ahead . Say nasty things to make my mother, myself and the rest of our family feel bad. I guess I can expect a keyboard jockey, who only cares about themselves. To make rude comments.
Bob says
RIP sorry for you loss
Victor Haggy says
Hey [removed] that was my brother. Vince did not do this on purpose. So keep your [removed] comments to yourself.
Pancakes says
I have noticed that J-walking is frequently done by the African American community. I do not know the color of this man. However, J-walking is stupid. Sometimes I see people J-walking several feet from the safety of a designated traffic controlled walking area. It is true inpatients foolish. Just go to the damned light, wait for green, look, and go. When I was a kid we played that game, “green light red light go” apparently this game is not played in the black or Mexican community as just several months ago and Mexican girl was killed on S&47TH. We can learn from the white man on this one. They wait for the light to turn green even when the light is malfunctioning. WAIT BABY WAIT-GREEN LIGHT.
Susan says
IGNORANCE AT IT’S BEST…has nothing to do with race.
Pancakes says
You are a white “save the people of color want to be savior girl” who wants to be politically correct but is also afraid of people of color and feels safe from attack by defending them “see I defend you , I like you, please don’t kick my but” who pretends to be insulted when a minority ,you believe,should be offended and who makes excuses for their bad behavior or rationalizes their bad decisions but it is people like you that hurt people of color by not allowing them to accept
And take responsibility for their bad actions so that the bad ones would be rejected by their owno community and not procreate DNA defective people , if you reject the bad ones so will their own and not allow their daughters to accept the cripp and the cholo and cleanse the race
Agree says
I agree with you Susan, Ignorance is the best excuse.
Tanya says
May this man Rest in Peace . As to the driver of the car and his passengers, I am so very sorry you had to experience this horrible trauma. Thank you for stopping.
why jawalk on the highway? says
And the occupants of the car will be forever anguished by the selfish act of the pedestrian. Please take care of yourselves!
Tim Scott says
He was crossing at an intersection, not jaywalking. The article plainly says the accident occurred AT 126th street.
You don’t know everything Tim says
He was not crossing at an intersection.
Tim Scott says
So the article, which clearly says the accident occurred at 126th Street, is wrong?
Mark says
Could because if you look at the picture a little closer it’s a Camry not a corola
Les says
There is no intersection there, no light, no 4 way stop, 126th dead ends at Pearblossom Hwy. and is desert on the north side of it. The gas station and market on the north side of Pearblossom at 125th has been torn down so there is really nothing to be crossing the street for. The article say “at” 126th as a location indicator. It does not say “at the corner of” and even if it did it is still not a location that anyone traveling on the 138 would expect someone to be crossing at.
Tim Scott says
A T intersection is still an intersection. So not J walking. If you want to go by “the driver didn’t expect anyone to cross at that intersection” so doesn’t have to watch for someone crossing, fine, but the law doesn’t actually work that way.
Victor Haggy says
Go ahead say some more nasty things about my brother. He did not do this on purpose. Vince was almost deaf and very bad eye sight. So go ahead . Say nasty things to make my mother, myself and the rest of our family feel bad. I guess I can expect a keyboard jockey, who only cares about themselves. To make rude comments.