• December 09, 2022

Jonlee Kirby Wilson Killed in Motorcycle Accident in Harris County, TX

Harris County, TX -- November 19, 2022, Jonlee Kirby Wilson was killed due to an accident where a motorcycle and a police car.

Investigators said that the incident happened at around 12:50 a.m. along Rothwood Road near Madrona Creek Drive.

Officials said that 44-year-old Jonlee Kirby Wilson was on a Harley-Davidson traveling southbound along Rothwood. Somehow, the motorcycle and a northbound police vehicle crashed. Wilson sustained fatal injuries in the crash. The officer involved had injuries said to be non-incapacitating.

Right now, no further information is available.

Commentary on Jonlee Kirby Wilson Motorcycle Accident in Harris County

I certainly can't say what did or didn't happen here without seeing evidence for myself, but any crash involving a motorcycle is going to raise serious concerns. The main reason for that is because people tend to jump to the conclusions that the motorcyclist did something reckless. That's possible, of course, but making those conclusions without clear evidence just isn't fair.

Jonlee Kirby Wilson Killed in Motorcycle Accident in Harris County, TX

For all we know, this all involved mechanical issues, road hazards, medical conditions, or something else unavoidable that initial investigations overlooked. That's why it's important to consider who looked into the details here and whether or not they're certain of the information they're giving to the victim's loved ones. If there's more to the story, they deserve to know.

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