Around 11:15 AM, Friday morning, there is a two car crash at the intersection of N. Hyatt St., and Highway 35 West.

The vehicles involved were a Ford SUV and a Chevy pick up.

DCSO, ASP, and OEM, responded.

MASI transported 2 victims to the hospital.

Reggie’s and Rangel Wreckers cleared the highway.

At approximately 1143, Friday morning, a big truck and a Ford Taurus collided in front of Burger King on Highway 425 south.

MPD directed the midday traffic through the congestion, as Big Wrecker, and Reggies Towing responded to clear the roadway.

MASI responded and transported one victim north.

Drew County OEM was also on the scene.

At approximately 7:25, Monday night, two people were injured as the vehicle shown here was traveling north on Shelton Street between Old Dermott Road and Jackson Street.

MPD and SEEMS responded, and family members removed the vehicle from the scene.

Highway 35 W.,  near the Hunger Run area was partially blocked, Thursday around noon, due to a log truck wreck.

DCSO responded, the driver was taken to the hospital for injuries from the crash.

At 4:10 PM, Sunday afternoon, Monticello dispatch was notified of a collision at Montongo on Highway 425 N.

A Honda SUV and a Ford F150 pick up were involved.

Two victims were transported to Baptist drew by MASI.

DCSO, ASP, Reggie and Rangel Wreckers responded.

Monticello Fire and Rescue was dispatched, but their call was canceled. Some still responded.

At 3:38 PM, Friday afternoon, there was a minor traffic accident involving a Monticello school bus and a tractor trailer, north of Walmart.

MPD and Monticello school officials quickly responded, and confirmed that there were no damage and no injuries.

Monday afternoon, at approximately 3:20 PM, there was a two vehicle collision in the intersection of Highway 278 Eastbound, where it emerges into Highway 425 south.

Vehicles involved were a Jaguar and a Chevy Trailblazer.

No injuries were reported. MPD and Rangel Wrecker responded.

Around 3:05, Monday afternoon, the driver of this F150 Ford pick up came out of the west corner store, on 278, and found his truck across the highway in a ditch, from where he had left it running.

It is believed the truck slipped back into reverse gear, backing across the highway, while miraculously, avoiding oncoming traffic, before coming to a stop in the westbound ditch.

Obviously, no injuries were reported.

At approximately 4:30, Friday morning, an 18-year-old Monticello man lost his life in a single vehicle accident, near the Drew/Cleveland County line, on Highway 35 W.

The deceased was identified as Cadyn Clark Haddox.

According to ASP reports, his 2007 Lexus was traveling northbound when he lost control while negotiating a right handed curve. The vehicle left the roadway and collided with a tree, before overturning on its top.

An 18-year-old passenger was transported to Baptist Drew by local ambulance, but survived the crash.

At 8:22 AM, Thursday morning, two Toyota vehicles, a RAV4 and a Highlander, collided with each other, approximately 5 miles from town.

DCSO and SEEMS quickly responded to the crash site.

SEEMS transportes 2 victims to the hospital.

Rangel and Reggie‘s Wreckers removed the vehicles.

At 9 PM, Thursday evening, Monticello firefighters and Drew County deputies responded to a GMC Arcadia wreck near Carpenter Road, where the vehicle had overturned.

Two victims were trapped inside GMC, but neither appeared to have injuries, according to firefighters on the scene.

Photos courtesy of the firefighters.

At approximately 5:30 PM, Monday evening, the driver of this GMC Sierra pick up truck lost control of his vehicle, veering off of West Gaines, while traveling, eastbound, striking a power pole, coming to rest in the yard of an apartment complex.

MPD, DCSO, SEEMS, and Rangel Towing responded to the crash.

SEEMS transported the driver to Baptist Drew for further care.

The cracked pole was reported to Entergy, and is expected to be repaired in the near future.

Around 10:30 AM, Friday, Monticello firefighters, along with OEM and Drew County deputies were notified of a chip truck rollover at the Tillar turnoff, Highway 277/278.

Two patients were transported to the hospital, from the single vehicle accident, which took approximately four hours to clean up the crash site.

Minutes before 9 AM, the driver of a Chevrolet Z 71 was northbound on Highway 425 south, south of Patriot truckstop, when he lost control of his vehicle and veered off the right shoulder.

The truck struck a driveway, became airborne, and flipped, into the northbound ditch, coming to rest upside down.

MPD, DCSO, ASP, OEM, fire & rescue, and SEEMS responded to the crash scene.

The driver was transported to Baptist Health, Drew County.

Reggie’s Wrecker removed the Chevy.

Friday at 7:30 PM, there was a two car crash at Corner Store West, involving a Chevy pick up and a Honda Accord.

MPD, DCSO, ASP, and MASI responded.

Reggies and Rangel Wreckers cleared the highway.

A few minutes before 11 AM, Friday morning, the driver of this loaded 18 wheeler box truck veered too far towards the shoulder on Wilson Mill Road, near its intersection with Highway 425 south.

DCSO, MPD, and big Wrecker responded to clear the roadway. The driver was taken to Baptist-Drew.

Around 10:30 AM, Monday morning, the driver of a Lincoln Town Car attempted to pass an ARDOT truck, working to repair potholes on Highway 83 N., between Garnett Road and Jose Chapel Road, and collided with the work truck’s front left wheel area, according to sources at the scene.

Both vehicles were headed towards Monticello.

One driver was transported to Baptist Drew by POV.

Reggie‘s Wrecker removed the Lincoln.

DCSO and OEM responded.

At approximately 8:30, Thursday morning, there was a single vehicle accident at the intersection of Highway 83 south in Jordan Drive.

MPD, ASP, OEM, and SEEMS responded.

No other details are available.

Wednesday afternoon at 1:40 PM, there was a two car collision on Highway 425 south at the 278 bypass intersection.

Sources at the scene indicated that the driver of a red Chevy Silverado was attempting to turn from the bypass, south, onto Highway 425, when it was struck by a northbound Nissan Sentra.

After veering to the left to miss the pick up, as much as possible, the Sentra crossed into a deep ditch ravine, and was lodged above a running creek and fiber optic line.

SEEMS and MASI responded, each working with the separate vehicles involved.

Reggie’s Wrecker towed the Chevy.  Rangel Towing was called for the Nissan, but required Big Wrecker, to lift the car above the fiber optic line, to prevent doing any damage to the endangered cable.

The Drew County Sheriff and deputies responded, along with OEM and ASP.

Traffic was rerouted for approximately 30 minutes, during the cleanup.

At approximately 6:30, Sunday afternoon, there was a two vehicle collision at the intersection of 425 and 278, that required MPD, DCSO, MASI and SEEMS.

Vehicles involved were a Lincoln aviator and a Toyota Prius.

Three ambulances were seen at the crash site, implying multiple victims were injured.

Reggie’s and Rangel removed the vehicles.

Minutes after 6 AM, Monticello dispatch received a call, reporting a two truck collision, approximately 2 miles west of the Monticello city limits, on Highway 278 West.

Drew County deputies responded, along with Reggie’s Wrecker, who removed the Ford from the area.

Vehicles involved included an eastbound Ford F150 pick up, which collided with the side of the westbound work truck, before the Ford crossed the westbound lane and entered the tree line, completely.

No injuries were reported at the scene.

It was misting rain at the time.

At 11:45, a.m., Tuesday morning, MPD, DCSO, and MASI responded to a two car collision at the intersection of N. Hyatt St. and Highway 35 W.

The two vehicles were a Hyundai Elantra and a Dodge Caliber.

The accident occurred when the southbound vehicle on old Highway 13, across from Hyatt Street, failed to yield and pull in front of the eastbound vehicle, on Highway 35.

Rangel and Rods Wrecker, removed the vehicles.

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At approximately 1:10, Wednesday afternoon, there was a one vehicle accident that involved a portion of the front part of the old cemetery on the Green Hill New Hope Road side. Several monuments were either broken or destroyed.

According to someone at the scene, he counted approximately 17 monuments that were damaged.

If you or someone you know has a family member buried in this vicinity you will want to check to see if your family members were affected.

The young man driving apparently had medical issues.  Thankfully no one was hurt.

The McGehee driver of this eastbound Toyota Corolla lost control of her vehicle in dead man’s curve, around 2:45 PM on Sunday afternoon.

MASI responded along with Drew County Sheriffs deputies and Rangel Wrecker.