Driver Who Survived Hwy 41 Crash Sunday Night time, Later Dies
REPORT UPDATED:
CEDAR HILL TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn Information) – A driver initially thought to have sustained solely minor accidents following a crash on Hwy 41 S Sunday Night time has died, based on the Tennessee Freeway Patrol.
The decision got here into 911 simply earlier than 8:30 pm {that a} automobile had crashed on Hwy 41 at Dunn rd. When first responders arrived they discovered two autos have been concerned within the crash. The preliminary report indicated that one of many autos had rolled.
One of many drivers, now recognized as Michael Keith, 46, of Springfield was transported to TriStar NorthCrest in Springfield with what seemed to be solely minor accidents, nonetheless, based on the THP, he later died from his accidents. Officers inform Smokey Barn Information that the second automobile concerned within the crash (not pictured) landed in an adjoining discipline on the opposite aspect of Dunn Rd. The driving force of the second automobile reportedly sustained no important accidents. A 3rd occupant was additionally not injured within the crash, officers stated.
In keeping with the Tennessee Freeway Patrol’s preliminary report, Blake Shadrick, of Adams Tennessee, driving a 2005 Ford F-250, was touring east on US Freeway 41N. At that very same time, a second automobile was parked on the shoulder of US Freeway 41N dealing with east.
The driving force of the second automobile (Michael Keith of Springfield) was outdoors his automobile standing subsequent to it. In keeping with the Tennessee Freeway Patrol, the Ford F-2 struck the rear finish of Keith’s parked automobile, pushing it into Keith. After affect, the Ford F-250 continued east, ran off the correct aspect of the highway and right into a discipline. A passenger with Keith was not injured.
Hwy 41 visitors was gradual however shifting following the crash however later shut down for about half-hour for tools entry to take away the autos from the scene.
North Robertson Hearth & Rescue, Robertson County EMS, Robertson County EMA, and the Tennessee Freeway Patrol all responded to the scene.
The thought and prayers of the employees at Smokey Barn Information can be with all events concerned as they face the times forward.
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