• February 17, 2023

Kenneth Adumike Injured in Truck Accident in Freestone County, TX

Freestone County, TX -- February 9, 2023, Kenneth Adumike was injured following an accident with a truck pulling a trailer.

Investigators said that the crash happened at around 6:45 a.m. along Highway 164 near County Road 784. It appears 45-year-old Kenneth Adumike was in a Nissan Altima traveling eastbound along the highway. For reasons unclear, his vehicle and an oncoming Ford F-250 pulling a trailer collided head-on.

Kenneth Adumike Injured in Truck Accident in Freestone County, TX

Due to the collision, Adumike was said to have incapacitating injuries. The other driver apparently did not have serious injuries. No further information can be confirmed at this time.

Frankly, I'm just wondering if authorities were able to give this crash plenty of attention. Head-on collisions can be incredibly complex, and if a department's supervisors aren't giving officers the time or equipment they need, something could easily slip through the cracks. Not only that, but a driver being seriously injured raises possible concerns they were taken from the scene before authorities could ask them their side of the story. These details certainly don't tell the whole story, so hopefully authorities have information behind the scenes which can do that for those involved.

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