admin June 25th, 2009
June 25, 2009
An Arkansas truck accident caused a spill of pigs all over the road Monday morning around 4:30, according to Fox16.
The Arkansas truck accident occurred when the 18-wheeler tipped on its side and released its cargo of 90 pigs onto the highway.
The Arkansas truck accident caused Interstate 430 to be closed while crews cleaned the wreckage and captured the pigs.
About 20 of the pigs had to be put down due to Arkansas truck accident injuries that resulted from the crash.
The driver in the Arkansas truck accident suffered minor injuries as a result of the crash.
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admin June 4th, 2009
June 4, 2009
A Little Rock auto accident killed a woman, according to KTHV.
The Little Rock car accident occurred on Lena Lane around 9:30 p.m. when a vehicle hit a 41-year-old woman who had been riding or standing with a bicycle. She died Sunday at a hospital.
The driver who struck the woman left the scene of the Arkansas car accident, and said he didn’t call 911 because he didn’t have a cell phone on him at the time of the crash.
The case will go to the county prosecutor to determine whether any charges will be filed as result of the Little Rock auto accident that killed the woman.
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admin May 7th, 2009
May 7, 2009
An Arkansas auto accident killed one woman Monday, according to KARK.
The Little Rock car accident victim was 92 years old. The crash occurred when the car the woman was riding in was hit by another car at Shackleford Road and Merrill Drive around 2:30 p.m.
The Little Rock auto accident occurred when a 73-year-old driver pulled out in front of a 34-year-old driver who said she could not avoid the accident.
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admin April 23rd, 2009
April 23, 2009
An Arkansas truck accident spilled gas on the road, according to 4029.
The Arkansas auto accident occurred Tuesday on Interstate 540 when a semi truck ran over debris that fell off another truck. The semi-truck then leaked gas onto the roadway.
The debris damaged the tank of the semi-truck causing it to spill gas onto the road and into a nearby ditch. The Arkansas truck accident required hazmat crews to come to the scene to clean the spill.
No other vehicles were involved in the accident and no one suffered Arkansas truck accident injuries as a result of the crash.
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admin March 24th, 2009
March 24, 2009
An auto accident occurring on an Arkansas highway may lead to an Arkansas wrongful death case, according to KARK.
The auto accident occurred when a 27-year-old woman was walking along the highway picking up trash. She was hit by a woman driving a pickup truck, causing the accident that could lead to an Arkansas wrongful death case.
The woman driving the pickup truck had taken her eyes off the road while eating when she struck the pedestrian, who died as a result of the Arkansas auto accident.
Authorities say the woman looked down to pick up some food that had fallen in her lap, causing her to strike the pedestrian.
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admin March 17th, 2009
March 3, 2009
An Arkansas truck accident killed one person on Interstate 540 Saturday afternoon, the Morning News reported.
The Arkansas truck accident involving a car and the tractor-trailer caused the tractor-trailer to catch fire. However, the driver of the truck escaped the flaming truck without injuries.
However, one person died as a result of the Arkansas truck accident. Police are awaiting notification of next of kin before releasing the name of the Arkansas truck accident victim.
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admin March 10th, 2009
March 10, 2009
Teens who are using prescription drugs at school and “pill parties” could experience Arkansas drug injuries, according to Fox16.
Teens at risk for Arkansas drug injury are those using drugs that are strong enough for cancer patients at school or at parties during which the drugs are passed around in bowls or bags.
As a result of the drug abuse, teens are being treated for Arkansas drug injuries and addiction after becoming addicted to medications at an early age.
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admin February 26th, 2009
February 26, 2009
Arkansas Matters reported that a Little Rock auto accident killed one bicyclist. The crash occurred at South University Avenue and St. Vincent Circle Monday morning. The bicyclist was hit by at least one car in the Little Rock auto accident. However, by the time officials arrived at the scene of the Little Rock car accident, three parties were involved. The bicyclist died at the scene of the crash, as a result of the Arkansas auto accident.
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admin February 26th, 2009
February 24, 2009
An Arkansas truck accident killed one man, according to KARK News.
The Arkansas truck accident occurred when a 57-year-old man stepped into traffic to retrieve a box that had fallen off his truck.
The Arkansas truck accident victim was hit by one semi truck and then another semi that had been following the first truck.
The Arkansas auto accident victim who was from Tennessee died at the scene of the crash.
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admin February 10th, 2009
February 10, 2009
4029 reported that an Arkansas fire accident injured one woman and part of a home.
When firefighters arrived at the scene of the Arkansas fire accident, a generator was in front of the home, so authorities think the generator may be the cause of the accident. However, investigators are still unsure if that caused the explosion and fire that damaged one-fourth of the home.
The homeowner sought help at a neighbor’s home after hearing an explosion. When firefighters arrived at the scene of the Arkansas fire accident, smoke was coming from the garage.
The homeowner suffered Arkansas fire and burn injuries but is expected to recover.
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