The Houston Police Department is now conducting an investigation into an accident that unfortunately resulted in the deaths of two persons. The event occurred in 2017. It was roughly ten minutes before the clock struck 10 years ago that the event occurred at the intersection of Hillcroft Road and Fondren Road respectively.
In close proximity to the Fondren off-ramp, law enforcement officials discovered a car that had been engaged in a collision with a pole. The vehicle had been involved in the incident. Two men were discovered to have gone missing at that precise location.
There was a single individual who was discovered to have passed away at the location. This was followed by the passing of the second individual, who had been receiving medical care in the hospital.
The witnesses indicated that the car was going at a quick rate into the lane to the right, with the purpose of leaving into Hillcroft. Hillcroft was the destination mentioned by the witnesses. The force of the occurrence caused the car to be divided into two portions that were of equal size.
This was a result of the crash. The reason of the fatal vehicle accident is now being investigated by the relevant law enforcement authorities. A car also hit YLN Rich earlier yesterday, causing him to lose one of his legs due to the impact.
In a serious state, the adolescent was sent to the hospital in an emergency situation. In the ongoing investigation into the hit-and-run event, law enforcement authorities are continuing their scrutiny.
The death of Robert Dewaine Elliott, Jr. was caused by a car accident.
Robert Dewaine Elliott, Jr., who was 36 years old and from Andrews, California, passed away as a result of an accident that involved a single vehicle on March 10 at around 4:56 in the morning. In the vicinity of Seaboard Road, which is situated four miles to the west of Andrews, the collision took occurred on Earle Road.
Elliott’s 1992 Chevrolet SUV slid off the road to the right off of Earle Road when he was heading in the direction of northbound traffic. Elliott allegedly made an error in the correction of his vehicle, which led to the vehicle rolling over and landing in a ditch, as stated by Master Trooper Mitchell Ridgeway.”
Upon arrival at the site of the collision, it was determined that Elliott had passed away. There is still an investigation being carried out by the South Carolina Highway Patrol at this time.
