A car accident kills one person
Written by Steve Chapman timesreporter71@gmail.com
The Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) reported that a man from Stevensville, Mont. He was killed on Thursday, November 2, when his car ran off the road and collided. According to the crash report, Donald D. Pomaibo, 78, was driving a 2003 Dodge Ram westbound on I-44, one mile west of Mount Vernon at 12:32 p.m. when he swerved off the right side of the road to avoid a collision. A car that slowed down due to traffic. The car hit a sign and overturned. Pompeo, who was wearing a safety device, was ejected from the plane and later pronounced dead at the scene. His death was the 122nd for MSHP.
Ronald R. Pompeo, also 78 and of Stevensville, who was a passenger in the vehicle, was also ejected and flown to Mercy Hospital in Springfield with serious injuries. He was not wearing safety gear at the time of the accident.
The vehicle was completely damaged and was towed from the scene.
Sixteen people were injured in 11 other vehicle accidents that occurred between Thursday, Nov. 2, and Monday, Nov. 13, according to accident reports published by MSHP.
The first accident occurred on Thursday, November 2 at 4:59 PM on MO 265, one and a half miles east of Marionville. According to the accident report, Tammy Dodson, 61, of Park Hills, Missouri, was driving a 1994 Ford Ranger westbound while Leslie Hill, 78, of Marionville was driving a 2006 Ford F-150 eastbound, when one of the vehicles crossed in the middle of the road and collided head-on with the other vehicle. The report was not clear about the car that crossed the middle of the road.
Dodson, who was not wearing a safety device, suffered serious injuries and was taken to Mercy Hospital in Springfield. Hill, who was wearing a safety device, suffered moderate injuries and was taken to Mercy Hospital in Aurora.
Dodson’s car sustained complete damage while Hill’s car sustained major damage. Both vehicles were towed from the scene of the accident.
In the second accident, three people were seriously injured on Friday, November 3, on Interstate 76, two miles west of Exeter. According to the accident report, Darren S. Green, 34, of Exeter, was driving a 2004 Mazda Tribute west at 3:50 p.m. when he attempted to pass another vehicle and then swerved back into the lane due to an oncoming vehicle. The vehicle then veered off the right side of the road, struck a tree and overturned. Green was transported to Mercy Hospital by ambulance. One of his passengers, Christopher D. Burwell, 33, of Aurora, was transported by ambulance to Mercy Springfield; The other passenger, Ashley D. Ashmer, 28, of Exeter, was taken by helicopter to Mercy Springfield. Burwell and Green were wearing safety devices at the time of the accident. It wasn’t Ashmir.
The Tribute was completely damaged and was towed from the scene.
In the third accident, a Mount Vernon man was injured on Friday, November 3, when he lost control of his motorcycle. According to the accident report, Ethan F. Bradshaw, 25, was driving south on 1070 Lawrence Road, eight miles west of Mount Vernon, when his 1980 Suzuki motorcycle ran off the right side of the road and overturned. Bradshaw, who was wearing a safety device, suffered moderate injuries and was taken to Mercy Hospital in Springfield. The bike was completely damaged and was towed from the scene.
In the fourth accident, a Purdy man was injured when he lost control of his vehicle on Monday, November 6. According to the accident report, Eric J. Baxtor Tevalan, 19, was driving his 2007 Chevrolet Silverado north on Farm Road 1072, about a mile and a half west of Butterfield when he turned onto a dirt road and lost control of his Silverado. The truck veered off the left side of the road, hit an embankment and flipped onto its side. Baxtor Tivalan, who was wearing a safety device, suffered serious injuries and was taken by ambulance to Mercy Hospital in Rogers, Arkansas. The truck was completely damaged and was towed from the scene.
An Aurora woman was injured in the fifth incident. According to the accident report, Bobby J. Garrison, 37, of El Cajo, California, was driving a 2016 Ford F-250 north on U.S. Route 60 on Wednesday, November 8 at 12:35 a.m. when he fell asleep and escaped the vehicle. road about a half-mile west of Monett and struck the right side of a 2015 Chevrolet Malibu that was parked in the driveway. His passenger, Nettie Evans, 42, suffered moderate injuries in the accident. Garrison was not injured. Both were wearing safety devices at the time of the accident. No one was in the Malibu when the F-250 hit; It was not clear who owned the Malibu.
The Ford F-250 sustained complete damage and was towed from the scene. The Malibu sustained significant damage but was left at the scene.
An Urbana woman was injured in the sixth accident when she was struck by a vehicle that did not stop after that. According to the accident report, on Wednesday, November 8, Crystal Melton, 33, was struck by a black Dodge pickup at 5:48 p.m. while traveling on I-44, three miles east of Mount Vernon. The pickup truck hit Milton in the arm. She suffered serious injuries and was transported to Mercy Hospital in Springfield by ambulance. The pickup truck did not stop and continued eastbound on I-44.
A Holiday Island, Arkansas woman was injured in the seventh accident when her car ran off the road on Friday, November 10. According to the incident report, Sierra J. Brogan. She was driving a 2001 Toyota Camry west on Interstate 86, two miles west of Eagle Rock, at 4:37 p.m. when she veered off the right side of the road, miscorrected and then veered off the left side of the road and overturned. Brogan, who was not wearing a safety device at the time of the accident, suffered serious injuries and was transported by Mercy Ambulance to Mercy Hospital in Springfield. The Camry was completely damaged and was towed from the scene.
Two women were injured in the eighth accident, which occurred on Saturday, November 11, when one car backed another car at 5:05 p.m. According to the accident report, Kay L. Batson, 69, was driving a 2016 Hyundai Tuscon west when she was struck from behind. By a 2014 Ford Focus driven by a 17-year-old woman whose name was not mentioned. Batson’s passenger, Eve M., was injured. Brown, 80, and the event’s rider, Rita M. Castillo, 22, suffered minor injuries in the collision. Brown was transported by EMS to Mercy Aurora, while Castillo was transported by EMS to Cox Monett. None of the drivers were injured.
All four parties involved in the accident were wearing safety devices, and all are residents of Verona.
Both vehicles sustained severe damage and were towed from the scene.
In the ninth accident, two people were injured when one car collided with another on Saturday, November 11. According to the probable cause statement in the case, Mike D. Vigil, 57, of Pea Ridge, Arkansas, was driving a 1982 Ford 100 westbound on Interstate 90, three miles west of Washburn, when at 8 p.m. he failed to negotiate a curve. He collided with a 2015 Ford Escape driven by Crystal N. Jr., 38, of East Washburn. Junior suffered minor injuries and was transported by a special group to Mercy Hospital in Cassville. But Vigil was seriously injured and was taken by helicopter to Cox South Hospital in Springfield. Both drivers were wearing safety devices at the time of the accident.
Both vehicles were completely damaged and were towed from the scene.
A Miller woman was injured in her 10th accident when the vehicle she was riding in struck a deer on Saturday, November 11. According to the accident report, Ronald E. Wilson, 76, of Miller, was driving a 2018 Chevrolet Trax east on Route M, six miles east of Miller, when he struck a deer in the road. His passenger, Pamela Wilson, 60, who was not wearing a safety device, suffered moderate injuries in the accident and was taken to Cox South Hospital in Springfield. Ronald Wilson is listed as exempt from wearing a safety device.
The car sustained significant damage and was removed from the scene by a friend. There was no indication what happened to the deer.
In the 11th accident, a Mount Vernon man was injured when his car ran off the road on Monday, November 13. According to the accident report, Dirac P. Russell, 24, was driving his 2005 Dodge Neon north on MO 39, three miles south of Miller, at 7:03 p.m. His vehicle ran off the road and overturned. Russell, who was not wearing a safety device, suffered serious injuries and was taken by ambulance to Cox South in Springfield. The car sustained severe damage and was towed from the scene.
