• November 01, 2023

Cheryl Wilson, Rebecca Smith, 2 children Injured in Car Accident in Newton County, TX

Newton County, TX — October 27, 2023, Cheryl Wilson, Rebecca Smith, and two minors were injured in a multi-vehicle car accident at 7:45 p.m. along Farm to Market 363.

According to reports, 36-year-old Cheryl Wilson and two minors—a 9-year-old boy and a 7-year-old girl—were riding in an eastbound Mazda on F.M. 363 at the C.R. 3064 intersection when the accident occurred.

Cheryl Wilson, Rebecca Smith, 2 children Injured in Car Accident in Newton County, TX

The Mazda had come to a legal stop in an attempt to make a left turn onto C.R 3064, as there was oncoming westbound traffic. For unknown reasons, a Nissan Altima collided with the rear-end of the Mazda, sending it into the oncoming traffic and resulting in a collision with a westbound Chevy Suburban carrying 56-year-old Rebecca Smith and three others.

Rebecca Smith, Cheryl Wilson, and the two minors who were also in the Mazda all sustained injuries as a result of the crash and were transported by emergency medical services to local medical facilities for treatment. The cause of the accident is still under investigation. No additional details are available at this time.

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