(Dallas County, Alabama – August 20, 2024) — A wreck involving two vehicles tragically claimed the life of 21-year-old Adrian Vickers, of Brandon, FL, and 67-year-old Earnest Hudson, of Alberta, AL.
According to the Alabama Law Enforecement Agency (ALEA), the crash happened late Sunday evening on Alabama State Route 5 roughly three miles from Alberta.
The crash happened when the Mr. Vickers’ 2014 Nissan Sentra collided head-on with Mr. Hudson’s 2007 Lexus RX. The crash caused the Lexus to catch on fire.
Troopers reported that both Mr. Vickers and Mr. Hudson were pronounced dead on the scene. ALEA is still investigating the crash but has not provided more details.
Source: Al.com
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Unfortunately, head-on auto collisions like this happen around the state of Alabama. Police must investigate vehicle crashes thoroughly to determine the cause of the accident.
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