At approximately 11:40 AM, Tuesday morning, the driver of this dump truck escaped injury when the truck overturned on Loggy Bayou Road, in the eastern section of Drew County, north of Tillar.
DCSO and OEM responded.
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Last Friday around 6:30 in the morning, the driver of this eastbound Ford lost control of the vehicle and ran off the road way into the tree line on Highway 278 W., just east of the I 530 intersection.
When Drew County deputies arrived, the driver had fled the scene. Rangel towed the wrecked vehicle.
Around 1:45 PM, Thursday afternoon, the driver of this westbound BMW, maintained control, as best as possible, as he was rounding a curve near Bayou Bartholomew on Winchester Road.
The vehicle left the roadway, but did not overturn, when it eventually came to a stop near a farm turn row.
The pick up is a relative, checking on the driver, and was not involved in the accident.
DCSO responded, along with Reggie‘s Wrecker.
The driver was uninjured.
Friday morning, at approximately 5 AM, the driver of this unloaded flatbed 18 wheeler, lost control of his vehicle in a curve, near Rash Cemetery on Highway 35 East.
Collins Cominto fire department responded, along with Drew County Sheriffs‘s, OEM and C&L Electric.
MASI transported the driver to Drew Memorial for medical attention.
Sunday, around 3 PM, the driver of this southbound Jeep lost control of his vehicle in the business area of Highway 425 S., south of the overpass.
Judging by the scene, but not confirmed, it is believed the driver was ejected.,
MPD, OEM, MASI, and Reggie‘s Wrecker responded to the scene.
The driver was transported by helicopter to a trauma center, believed to be in Little Rock, from the DMH helipad.
At 12:16 AM, Tuesday morning, there was a single vehicle rollover accident on Old Warren Rd. across from the Monticello Track, near MHS, on the way to Drew Memorial Hospital.
The driver of this Jeep Grand Cherokee seems to have been headed west, possibly towards the hospital, when they lost control of the vehicle in a curve,
Responding agencies included Monticello Firefighters, who extricated the two trapped occupants of the vehicle, MPD, DCSO, ASP, OEM, SEEMS, and MASI.
Helicopter medical transport was requested for both of the crash victims.
At approximately 4:45 PM, Thursday, during the heavy, flooding rains, a Buick Roadmaster collided with an Xterra, hear on, just west of Breaker.
MPD, Rangel Towing, SEEMS, and MASI responded. No one was transported.
Special appreciation goes out to the MPD officers, as well as Ronnie, who worked the accident in the heavy, heavy rain.
At 9:55, Saturday night, there was a head on 2 vehicle collision on Highway 35 East, in Drew County, near Dermott. (more…)
Around 10 PM, Sunday night, the driver of this Chevy Silverado joined the long list of vehicle that collided with the “Walmart pole“ next to the gas station.
The driver was transported to Drew Memorial by SEEMS.
The Silverado was removed from the area by Rangel Towing.
Tuesday evening, at 7:38 PM, there was a three vehicle crash at the intersection of Highway 425 S. and Old Warren Rd.
Sources at the scene believe that the northbound Toyota pick up crashed into the back of the northbound, Toyota Sequoia, which then spun around colliding with the Toyota Camry, as the Sequoiaoverturned in the southbound lanes of traffic.
MPD, MFD, DCSO, OEM, MASI and SEEMS all responded.
Drivers from all three vehicles, and at least one passenger were transported to Drew Memorial for medical treatment.
At approximately 3:15, Tuesday afternoon, sources at the scene report that the two occupants of this overturned Ford explorer had attempted to pass vehicles, westbound, on Highway 35, near Rash Cemetery.
The vehicle lost control, flipped and came to a stop in the tree bank, on the north side of the road, with both passengers being transported to local hospitals. DCSO, OEM, MASI, and Rods Wrecker responded.
At 6 AM, this morning, a Pontiac was traveling east on Highway 138, driven by local couple. When they rounded a curve in a farming area, they found an approximately 10 foot long alligator in their lane.
The car struck the alligator, causing damage to the grill area and fenders.
A Drew County Sheriff’s deputy responded to the scene.
The car was able to be driven away.
The alligator was dispatched and removed from the area.
Between 3–3 30 pm, Sunday afternoon, the driver of this Toyota lost control of the vehicle while traveling south on Midway Route.
The truck left the roadway, entered the wood line and crash into a tree, causing major damage to the vehicle.
Drew County Sheriffs deputies responded, no injuries were reported.
Reggie’s Wrecker removed the Toyota.
Friday, around 4:30 PM, the driver of this 18 wheeler was traveling east on Highway 35, near Rash Cemetery, when he needed to turn around, after his last stop.
The road around the cemetery, where he was attempting to turn around, had recently been re-graveled, and due to the rain, his plan did not go as expected.
Drew County deputies responded, as well as a large tow truck. No one was injured.
At 10:50, a.m., Thursday, the driver of this heavy duty Dodge truck lost control of his vehicle on Highway 83, north of Monticello, just a short distance from the HWY 277, Coleman Store intersection.
Monticello Fire/Rescue, MASI and Drew County deputies responded.
Rods Wrecker removed the Dodge.
The driver declined further medical treatment.
At 12:25 AM, Monday morning, the driver of the Chevy Trailblazer swerved to miss an animal on Bowser Road, losing control of the vehicle.
The vehicle crashed into two side-by-side light poles.
Drew County Sheriffs Deputies worked the scene.
The driver was not transported.
Rods Wrecker removed the Chevy.
Recently, a short concrete pole has been placed at the northeast corner of the Walmart, parking lot, behind Murphy Oil.
The pole is placed in the edge of the parking area, outside of the driving lanes.
In recent weeks, at least five vehicles have been removed from the top of the pole, after crashing into and over it.
Please be aware of the situation, when using that Walmart entrance.
At approximately 7 PM, Monday night, the Monticello Fire Department and Drew County Deputies received a page to a reported overturned vehicle with entrapment on Old Dermott Road.
Upon arrival, the wrecked Nissan Altima was there, but witnesses report the driver, along with apparently severe injuries, fled the scene on foot.
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