• June 03, 2022

O’Fallon, Missouri Man Injured in Single-Vehicle Accident on Loop 7 in Henderson County, T

Henderson County, TX -- May 19, 2022, a Missouri man was injured following an accident where a vehicle crashed along Loop 7.

Investigators reported that the crash took place at around 10:21 p.m. along Loop 7 in the area of Waverly Way.

Authorities said that a 32-year-old O'Fallon, Missouri man was in a Dodge Ram 2500 traveling westbound along Loop 7. The vehicle lost control along an overpass, and it ran off the side of the road onto Highway 19 below.

The Missouri man sustained incapacitating injuries due to the crash. Police said they believe alcohol wwas a factor, but this cannot currently be confirmed.

Commentary on Rollover Accident on Loop 7 in Henderson County

Missouri Man Injured in Single-Vehicle Accident on Loop 7 in Henderson County, TX

Anytime authorities bring up alcohol, it's obviously concerning and worth investigation. Part of that is whether or not a local business illegally over-served the victim, since those businesses can be liable for the injuries under dram shop law. But just jumping to conclusions isn't going to help anyone. For all we know, evidence will show that something like mechanical issues, roadway hazards, tire defects, or a medical emergency led to the crash. If authorities aren't looking into those possibilities, then the details may be better off in the hands of independent investigations.

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