• October 25, 2022

Clemente Armstrong Injured in Car Accident on FM 550 in Rockwall County, TX

Rockwall County, TX — February 20, 2022, 47-year-old Clemente Armstrong was seriously injured in a single-vehicle accident on FM 550 in Rockwall County.

Authorities say the incident happened around 10:25 p.m. on the 1700 block of FM 550 near Smith Road. Preliminary investigation suggests Armstrong was driving a Honda Accord south on the road when he allegedly continued straight in a curve. His car left the roadway and hit a mailbox, then continued into the bar ditch where it overturned.

Armstrong suffered serious injuries in the crash.

No further information is currently available.

Clemente Armstrong Injured in Rockwall County, TX Solo Crash on FM 550

Commentary on Clemente Armstrong Accident in Rockwall County

People may read the few details available in preliminary reports, see that investigators said the victim lost control and ran off a curve, and think there's little else to say. Police blamed speeding and distraction as likely culprits, but common as those are it's important not to take them or anything else for granted unless clear and unmistakable proof confirms them. Other potential factors should also be considered in the meantime; for instance, what if a product malfunction or defect played a part in the crash and/or the victim's injuries?

People don't always have a clear notion of how many crashes are caused by defective or malfunctioning vehicles--often because the wrecks they cause are blamed on something else when police investigators don't have the time, tools, or training to look close enough to find something as complex as a defect.

When authorities reach false conclusions simply because they don't know how to get to the bottom of things, that can make tremendous hurdles for injured victims in search of answers and help. To get them both it's always best to have the facts straight, and sometimes that means having independent investigators take another look and connect more dots. Click the image below to learn more.

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