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Four Injured in Tractor-trailer Accident on Interstate 65 in Clinton County, Indiana


CLINTON COUNTY, IN — Four people were rushed to the hospital after a chain-reaction tractor-trailer accident that was reported in Clinton County, Indiana on Friday, October 10th, 2014. News reports place the time of the accident around 12:30 Friday morning.

Indiana State Troopers said that four people were hurt when three tractor-trailers and a pickup truck collided in the southbound lanes of Interstate 20. Police have not released the details of what caused the accident.

Four men were taken to Witham Hospital for unspecified injuries after the accident.

Authorities had to divert traffic from Interstate 65 while they conducted their investigation.

Scene of the Accident

Commentary:

The specific details about this accident are virtually nonexistent, but considering that three out of the four vehicles involved in the accident are tractor-trailers, there is a high probability that one of the trucks caused the accident. Because chain-reaction accidents are such chaotic events with lots of finger-pointing, if one of these trucks is found to be responsible for the accident, you can bet that the company behind the truck is going to take advantage of the confusion. This is where an independent investigation can really shift the tides. Conducting your own inquiry could reveal details that police overlook at the scene of the accident. Bear in mind that police are busy tending to victims, clearing the road, directing traffic, and recording details as to how they see them. Needless to say there are a lot of details that get lost in the fray. All it would take to clear up the facts is a close look by a trained eye.

 

 

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