Posted on April 16, 2012 by J. Michael Malone
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A terrible wreck near Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina on Thursday has resulted in the death of a Charlotte man.
The wreck apparently happened on Highway 158 near Garysburg, North Carolina when a tractor pulled into the path of a Jeep. Tragically, the driver of the Jeep, Henry Talley, Jr., was killed in the wreck.
According to the article, state troopers are investigating the wreck.
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Posted on April 13, 2012 by J. Michael Malone
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A serious wreck on Wednesday in Rocky Mount, North Carolina has sent two people to Nash General Hospital with injuries.
The wreck apparently happened when a driver of a Toyota pick-up truck was exiting Highway 64 at Buck Leonard Boulevard and the driver failed to slow down when turning onto Zebulon Road. The truck hit a Kia Rondo which caused the Kia to hit a Ford Taurus that was simply waiting at the stoplight. The Toyota truck apparently also struck the Taurus. The driver of the Taurus, Christine Peace, and a passenger, Julian Peace, were injured and transported to Nash General Hospital.
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Posted on April 12, 2012 by J. Michael Malone
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On Tuesday in Burlington, North Carolina a pedestrian was hit while walking across South Mebane Street on Webb Avenue.
The pedestrian, Stephen Saunders, was hit when a car driven by Tara Gates made a right turn and hit Mr. Saunders as he was crossing the street. According to reports, Ms. Gates did not look both ways before turning and Ms. Gates had a red light at the time. Noentheless, the article indicates that Ms. Gates was not charged.
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Posted on April 12, 2012 by J. Michael Malone
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A terrible accident on Monday in Atlantic Beach, North Carolina has resulted in serious injuries to a group vacationing in Atlantic Beach.
The accident apparently happened when a trailer with a boat broke free from the vehicle that was towing the trailer. The trailer then veered into the oncoming lane and hit a van carrying a group of spring breakers from Canton, North Carolina. At least one of the passengers in the van, a seven year old girl, was seriously injured.
This terrible wreck raises many questions about the person who was towing the boat. Who had the responsibility to properly secure the boat? Who checked the trailer hitch and were safety chains properly used? Was the driver towing the trailer experienced and trained regarding the proper manner to secure a trailer? Given the significant injuries in this case, it will also be important to sort out what insurance is available to cover the trailer and boat and the vehicle that was towing the trailer.
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