Posted on

Jennifer Jumper Injured in Car Accident on Route 128 in Heavener, OK


Heavener, OK — A woman was sent to the hospital after being involved in a single-vehicle car accident in Heavener, Oklahoma, on Wednesday, January 7, 2015. The accident happened on Route 128, around 8:45 in the evening.

Reports say that 29-year old Jennifer Jumper was a passenger inside a vehicle being driven by 38-year old Jimmy Perez. Reports say that Perez was headed west on 128 when he drove off the road. He over-corrected, which sent his car tumbling until it crashed into a tree.

Paramedics responding to the scene took Jumper to St. Francis Hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Reports say she suffered serious head and internal injuries. Perez was uninjured.

The accident is still being investigated. Officials are sure what caused Perez to drive off-road, as conditions on the road were dry and clear at the time.

Scene of the Accident

Commentary

How this accident is handled forward is going to depend largely on what exactly caused it. If it was found that the crash happened because the driver just wasn’t paying attention to the road, then he could be held liable for his passenger’s injuries. Drivers have a legal obligation to create a safe environment for those they’re driving with. If they fail to live up to that obligation and cause an accident, then the relationship between the injured passenger and the driver would be like that between any two drivers who had gotten into an accident out on the road, with the party not at fault having the right to make sure that their injuries are covered by the driver.

— Grossman Law Offices

Recent Comments to the Blog

Jason is back to work and is now playing Sled Hockey and wheelchair rugby!! Jason is the strongest and most amazing man! He may nly have 1/2 a leg, but that is ALL he is lacking!! Thanks to prayer and GOD and awsome first responders and Baylor doctors. Jason's wife, Sheila
— Sheila
I'm a former employee. I had brought up this exact scenario and suggested a maintenance procedure that would eliminate the possibility of this type injury. Obviously my warning went unheeded.
— Tophat
I was actually a couple cars back from this wreck, one of the first on the scene, and helped administer CPR on the victims. The truck driver was going way too fast, but it was actually his trailer that swung around and hit the suv, the semi-truck ended in the median.
— Leif Burton
I am Anthony Siffords daughter. im 13 and i miss my dad i just wanted everyone to know that he is in a better place now and i would to thank everyone for the support. i miss my dad but it was amazing to see how many people had been toughed by my dad god bless thanks for everything...
— Hannah Sifford
I am Rodney Palmer's sister-inlaw. I am amazed and grateful for all the heartfelt wishes and support for our family... It is difficult indeed to put our thoughts into words, but we very much appreciate your kind and helpful words at a time when these things mean so much. Losing someone as special as Rodney has been tough, but knowing the he has touched so many people's lives keeps my sister's strengthens our family.
— Maureen
A lot of people say smack about lawyers, but I want to say that I'm glad there is a way that people who are wronged by corporate neglect can get justice and force change. We are living in a world where corporations and govt care less than ever about common people, and I support your work. I hope I will never need your services.
— Martin Onasis
Tony was the step Grant father and it's been hard for the whole family but we know he is in a better place now. It's nice to know that people are rasing awareness with my grandfathers story. Thanks, family and friends of Tony Wray.
— Mercedes Stanley
Thank you for posting these accident articles on your site. At the company that I work for, e deal with monitoring construction activity and work around trenches and all sorts of construction equipment/vehicles. I sometimes wonder if construction companies have enough safety training to inform employees of how to protect themselves while on the job.
— Erik Hofmann
I'd like to thank you for giving my cousin's death some type of recognition and letting our family know he is not a lost cause. Thank you <3
— Victoria

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *