Posted on January 21, 2012 by J. Michael Malone
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A terrible wreck on Wednesday in Brunswick County has resulted in the death of a 72 year old woman.
The wreck apparently happened when a man driving a pick-up truck ran a red-light on N.C. 211 at the intersection of Highway 17 and t-boned a Mazda driven by Barbara Brunson. As a result of the crash, Ms. Brunson was killed.
The truck driver, Danny Chase, faces charges for the wreck including driving with a revoked license.
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Obviously this is a terrible accident and we feel for the family of Ms. Brunson. Indeed, the NCDOT has taken steps over the past few years to make Highway 17 safer such as adding the turnaround lanes. However, this remains a dangerous road and our firm currently represents the family of a bicyclist killed in a wreck very close to this location.
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Posted on January 21, 2012 by J. Michael Malone
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A terrible wreck in Pamlico County on Saturday morning has cost the life of one woman.
The wreck happened on Creek Point Road when a Jeep driven by Joshua Hardison ran off the road and struck a tree. A passenger in the car, Amber Jones, was killed in the wreck.
Polcie say that Mr. Hardison was driving too fast for the conditions and had been drinking. Charges are pending.
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If you or a family member were involved in this incident and have questions about your legal rights, please call Hendren & Malone and ask to speak with Mike Malone. You can also send an email to Mike Malone by using the message box on the right. We typically respond within an hour of receiving a message.
Posted on January 19, 2012 by J. Michael Malone
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For the first time in 20 years, the United States Centers For Disease Control is considering lowering the threshold blood lead level. The current level is 10 ug/dl and this level dictates how many health agencies address childhood lead poisoning. A recent vote by the CDC Advisory Committee on Childhood Lead Poisoning recommends lowering the level to 5 ug/dl. Apparently, the recommendation was made as the result of mounting evidence that the harmful effects of lead poisoning with lower levels of lead.
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Posted on January 17, 2012 by J. Michael Malone
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A Rocky Mount woman was taken to the hospital Saturday night after her car was hit by someone who ran a red light.
The woman, Mary Dunn, was driving east on Peachtree Street when she was hit by a car that ran the red light at the intersection with Grace Street.
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