Three Unrelated Fatal Accidents
AP- In Okalahoma , Herbert Otis Waldon Jr., 51 died in a car accident. Troopers reported that Walson was driving his pickup truck just before midnight last Friday night. He ran of the side of the road and then tried to correct himself but instead swerved to the left side of the road where he [...]
Continue reading...Solider Killed in Texas Truck Accident
Thursday, November 6, 2008
After Halloween Spc. Joseph D. Binion, 23, was walking home when he was hit and killed by a truck in El Paso, Texas around 2:30 am. Police reported that David Palacios was driving the blue Chevrolet Silverado truck that hit Binion. After he hit the Chicago soldier, he fled from the scene. Special traffic investigators caught [...]
Continue reading...Truck Accident ends in Fatal Fire
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
It was a fatal truck accident that ended in a ball of fire. The tractor-trailer that caught in fire was carrying a load of batteries Sunday evening around 7:00pm. The truck was being driven by a male. He was heading north on a Virginia state highway when he decided to speed up and pass [...]
Continue reading...Drunken Truck Driver Causes Two Accidents
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
It was around 4:30 pm last Friday night when a bicycle and truck were both heading south on an Indiana state road. The truck ran off the road causing it to hit the read end of the bicycle. County Deputy Coroner said that the bicycle rider was killed instantly. The name of the rider was not [...]
Continue reading...Crash Sends Ten Victims to Hospital
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Police were called to the first accident around 9 pm last week. This accident caused traffic to stop on the highway. Just a half hour later, a semi truck approaching the accident didn’t slow down enough which caused him to crash into multiple vehicles. This collision occurred just two miles south of the first crash. The [...]
Continue reading...Motorcyclist Killed in Three Vehicle Accident
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
One motorcycle rider was killed in an accident that involved two other motorcycles and a semi truck. The motorcycle rider, Stephen Barber, 62, was pronounced dead at the scene of an accident last Saturday. The accident happened just after noon when Phillip Siragusa, 52, was driving east in his 2008 Chevrolet pickup truck State police trooper reported [...]
Continue reading...Reckless Driver Hits Utility Pole and Multiple Cars
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Early Saturday morning in Vermont, a driver hit a utility pole, shutting down power in several houses and then crashed into three different parked vehicles. He eventually got his truck stuck under a Winnebago recreational vehicle. The police have arrested someone of interest but have not charged him with a citation as yet. He [...]
Continue reading...Drunk Driver Turns Himself in after Fatal Accident
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Earlier this month Roger T. Linton, 41, was involved in car accident that killed James J. Carey, 27. Linton was charged with drunken driving and tuned himself in this past Wednesday. When taken into custody, he was charged with criminal operating under the influence and leaving the scene of an accident. His bail was set to [...]
Continue reading...Medical Transport Helicopter Crash Kills Four in Chicago
Friday, October 17, 2008
AP - The helicopter was taking a 1-year-old girl Children’s Memorial Hospital in Chicago for treatment when it crashed into a forest. All four people on board were killed in the accident just before midnight Wednesday night. The child was being transported because of epileptic seizures according to a spokeswoman from the children’s hospital. The [...]
Continue reading...Hasbro Nerf Gun Recalled after Injuries
Friday, October 17, 2008
Hasbro Inc., of Pawtucket, R.I has announced a recall of its “Nerf- N-Strike Recon Blasters” toy gun. Children from the age of 4- to 12 -year-old have been injured by the toy. When a child tries to pull the trigger of the gun, sometimes their skin gets caught in the plunger. There has been 46 reports [...]
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