May 29, 2015

Two Hurt in Semi Trailer Accident on Interstate 35 in Jarrell, Texas

JARRELL, TX — Officials from the Texas Department of Public Safety have not yet released the names of the two people that were hurt in a tractor-trailer collision in Jarrell, Texas on Thursday, May 28th, 2015. The exact time of the accident was not specified in local news reports outside the fact that the crash happened Thursday morning.

Two people were hurt when a semi-truck and a tractor-trailer collided while driving in the southbound lanes of Interstate 35. The reports did not say exactly how the accident happened.

Two people were taken by paramedics to Seton Williamson Hospital where updates on their conditions and the nature of their injuries were immediately unavailable.

DPS representatives are still investigating.

Scene of the Accident

View of the Road

Commentary:

Considering even the news reports don’t seem to have a clue as to what happened, I’m very curious to talk to anybody that may have witnessed the accident, or somebody who simply knows more than what was reported in the media. Whenever a news report is this barren of concrete details, it tells me that even local police may not know what happened in the crash, but considering the accident involved two commercial tractor-trailers, at least one trucking company is probably going to have to answer a lot of difficult questions regarding what happened. Again, if anybody knows more than what the news claims to, they’d have my undivided attention.

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