UC Santa Cruz student identified in fatal cliff car wreck near famous surf break: ‘Smart, beautiful and loving’
A beloved UC Santa Cruz student has been identified as the passenger killed when a car plunged off Santa Cruz’s iconic West Cliff Drive early Thursday. Alli Renee Singh, 19, was about to begin her third year at UCSC when the car, driven by a male companion, plunged off a cliff along the city’s famously rugged coastline, family members said.
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A beloved UC Santa Cruz student has been identified as the passenger killed when a car plunged off Santa Cruz’s iconic West Cliff Drive early Thursday. Alli Renee Singh, 19, was about to begin her third year at UCSC when the car, driven by a male companion, plunged off a cliff along the city’s famously rugged coastline, family members said. The devastating crash unfolded near Steamer Lane, the world-famous surf break, where massive waves regularly pound the rocky cliffs. Dramatic images from the scene show a red car being hauled from the churning Pacific by a rescue crane as towering waves crashed against the rocks below.
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- A beloved UC Santa Cruz student has been identified as the passenger killed when a car plunged off Santa Cruz’s iconic West Cliff Drive early Thursday. Alli Renee Singh, 19, was about to begin her third year at UCSC when the car, driven by a male companion, plunged off a cliff along the city’s famously rugged coastline, family members said.
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UC Santa Cruz student identified in fatal cliff car wreck near famous surf break: ‘Smart, beautiful and loving’
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