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Man who died in Perris skydiving accident identified

A man who died in a Southern California skydiving accident has been identified as a trainer of military skydivers from Arizona.

The Riverside County Sheriff-Coroner’s office identified the victim of Friday’s accident in Perris as 29-year-old Jason Granger of Yuma, Ariz.

Skydive Perris manager Dan Brodsky-Chenfeld says Granger was a highly-qualified skydiver who trained members of the military in free fall skills.

Brodsky-Chenfeld says Granger had traveled to the popular Southern California skydiving spot with his wife and family to make the jump.

The manager says when Granger neared landing he made a turn too low to the ground and crashed.

Brodsky-Chenfeld says the weather was clear and his equipment was fine. Military officials were unable to provide additional information.

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