PALM BEACH, FL — A head-on collision resulted in the death of one man and the injury of another inPalm Beach, Florida on Thursday, April 24th, 2014, according to a news article from Palm Beach Post.
Investigators currently believe that Chad Sutphin was killed when the Honda Accord he was driving crossed into the lanes of oncoming traffic and collided with a pickup truck while driving on The Beeline Highway Thursday morning.
Scene of the Accident
Authorities pronounced Chad Sutphin dead on the scene when they arrived. The driver of the pickup truck was identified in the report as 44-year-old Oscar Vargas, who was taken to a nearby hospital in serious condition.
The investigation into the accident is currently ongoing.
Commentary:
Many details can be lost in the chaos of an accident investigation because police are busy trying to determine what happened in the collision, while their best to document the details, all while clearing the road of the accident. This is why many police reports concerning accidents like this one are found to be incorrect or incomplete. People assume that police reports are definitive and infallable, when in reality these reports are discredited during further investigation, which its why it is always important to conduct a independent investigation to counteract possibly incorrect details reported by police.
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