A van drove by near Saratoga in Texas rear-ended a 2013 Chrysler 200. Three teens were killed, including Caringtin Mosley. Garrett Saulters and Alix Neel were her passengers. Jaron Benavides was also with her. Both victims suffered serious injuries. Hardin-Jefferson ISD offered its condolences to the community and additional counseling services. The investigation is ongoing. It is unknown whether drugs or alcohol were a factor in the accident.
Police are trying to determine whether either car was driving at too high a speed or failed to maintain a lane. At the time of the accident, the drivers were not wearing their seat belts. The driver also lacked control of his speed, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety. The crash happened near the intersection of FM 787 and Hunter Road. Both cars were travelling west on FM 787. The collision between Mosley’s car and the Chrysler van occurred when the Nissan Rogue made a left turn on Hunter Road. The two vehicles collided with each other and both were taken to St. Elizabeth hospital.
The driver of the Nissan Rogue, who was eastbound on FM 787, failed to maintain control of his speed, resulting in a collision between the two vehicles. The pedestrian, Mosley, and the other drivers were all in the car carrying Mosley. The collision resulted in the deaths of all three victims. The Texas Department of Public Safety said the driver was not controlling his speed at the time of the accident and failed to control his speed.
The driver of the Honda Accord was responsible for the crash, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety. According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, the teen driver was intoxicated and had lost control of his speed. The drivers were 18 years old. The victims are being buried now. It is difficult for the families to cope with the loss. If you know someone who has been in a terrible car wreck, consider speaking to a family member or friend who was involved.
A Texas teenager was killed in a car accident on September 9, 2009. It involved three vehicles, one of which was carrying four teenagers from Hardin County. The vehicle struck a vehicle that was slowing down and stopped for a left-turn. The driver of the other car was at fault. The young driver was not able to control his speed. The collision caused the two cars to collide and the teen’s car crashed into another.
Three people were killed in a car accident: Carrington Mosley (18 years old) and Garrett Saulters (17 years old). The crash involved no fault on the part of the drivers of the three vehicles. The collision was caused by the negligence of the driver of the teen’s car. The driver did not control his speed, and a crash occurred. After a ten second crash, both cars were hit by the other. The three vehicles remained in the lane.
A third vehicle, a 2015 Nissan Rogue, was traveling westbound on FM 787 when it rear-ended the vehicle. The car driving in the opposite direction collided with the car that had stopped to turn left. Mosley was killed in the car accident. Those two drivers were at fault for the crash, but neither of the other driver was at fault. A fourth vehicle struck Mosley’s vehicle.
The other vehicle was rear-ended by the driver of the other vehicle because he failed to control his speed. The other driver, Garrett Saulters, was 18 years old. The other driver, Mosley, was driving the car. He was a friend of both men. Their deaths were tragic for the area and the community. They were both teenagers who had been driving in the same lanes and were an example to the other driver.
The fatal accident was caused by the driver of the other car who didn’t control his speed. The four cars were in collision when they hit each other. The driver did not control their speed and hit the other vehicle. Mosley’s car was also hit by the impact. Jaron Benavides, Jaron Benavides, and both of their teenage friends were killed in the crash. Both of them were 18 years old. According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, the four cars were driving at high speeds without any control.