Stockton, CA (September 22, 2025) – After a car collision on Sunday afternoon at the junction of South Aurora Street and East Jefferson Street, two people experienced dizziness. Emergency medical teams and firefighters quickly arrived at the location at approximately 12:51 p.m. to evaluate the victims and explore further safety issues. As per reports from the Stockton and Lodi Fire Departments, Engine 3 was dispatched to the scene following reports that two individuals were showing symptoms that needed assessment. Although no serious injuries were detected at first, an ambulance was contemplated because the victims reported feeling dizzy. Emergency responders also looked into a potential exposure to carbon monoxide or other dangerous substances linked to the incident, but information regarding the origin or verification of the substance is still unavailable. The location around Aurora and Jefferson stayed busy as teams handled the medical response and prioritized public safety. Authorities have not verified if the dizziness resulted directly from the crash, was a contributing factor, or was due to environmental factors like carbon monoxide accumulation. The situation was secured without further incident, and responders left the location after thoroughly evaluating all patients. There were no other injuries reported. We hope that both people involved experience a safe and complete recovery after this strange and worrying event.