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A car accident between a Mobile Alabama motorcycle officer and a car has sent the officer to the hospital. The motor vehicle accident happened at the intersection of Highway 90 and Rangeline road in Mobile. Following the accident the Mobile police officer was taken to University of South Alabama hospital for treatment. According to…
An Irvington, Alabama (Mobile County) car wreck has sent a pregnant woman and her 2 small children to the hospital. Initial reports indicate the at fault driver of the other vehicle was under the influence of drugs (DUI). The Mobile County car accident caused the young mother to go into labor and the baby had to be delivered by c-section at the hospital, because the mother fractured her pelvis in the accident. The decision on whether to criminally charge the at fault driver will likely be made once blood work is returned. Most often when people think of someone driving under the influence (DUI) they think of someone driving under the influence of alcohol; however, many drivers on Alabama's state highways and interstates are endangering the lives of others by driving under the influence of legal and illegal narcotics.
Suspect Marcine Jackson caused a deadly car accident when he collided with another vehicle while attempting to elude the Mobile Alabama police. Mobile police were attempting to pull Jackson over when he fled from police at a high rate of speed. Jackson drove into oncoming traffic and struck another car. Sadly, a two year…
A Mobile Alabama Car Accident has led to a murder indictment. A Mobile Grand Jury has indicted Michael Loper on murder charges stemming from a January 2009 car accident where it is alleged he was traveling over 100 mph when he bumped another car off the road tragically killing three Mobile teenagers. Loper was…
Teenage drivers are at a much higher risk for being involved in a car accident than any other age group. In 2005, 4,544 teenagers 16 to 19 died of injuries caused by automobile accidents. The risk of motor vehicle accidents is higher among 16 to 19 year olds than amoung any other age group. In fact, per mile driven, teenage drivers ages 16 to 19 are four times more likely than older drivers to be involved in automobile accident.
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