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Single-Vehicle Crash in Harrison County Leaves Robert Howard Brock Dead

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  • Edited By Annie Ianko
  • Last modified: May 27, 2020
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A one-vehicle crash that occurred outside of Marshall, Harrison County, Texas, left a man, Robert Howard Brock, 35, dead. Accident reports state that the crash happened on Monday, May 25, on Blocker Road.

The Texas Department of Public Safety, in their report, said that the victim was traveling north on Blocker Road at excessive speed. He lost control of his vehicle, which veered off the roadway, went across a creek, before striking a tree.

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DPS troopers rushed to the scene at about 11 PM following reports about an accident in the area. They found Brock and also saw that his vehicle, a 2018 Jeep hit the tree. Judge John Oswalt pronounced the victim dead at the scene.

Afterward, authorities took Brock’s body to Meadowbrook Memorial Home in Marshall. The investigations into the cause of the crash remain ongoing.

It is not safe to drive at high speeds on the roadway. Road traffic authorities and patrol officers always caution drivers from doing so. They are always on the lookout for speeding drivers who break traffic rules and drive above the speed limits.

Driving at excessive speed causes a driver to lose control of his or her vehicle, and when this happens, it could lead to consequences. This includes the car going off the road, colliding with other vehicles, or crashing into objects.

Accident reports show that when these occur, it leads to death or severe injuries to those involved. Hence, drivers must drive safely, respect road traffic regulations, and never drive above the stipulated speed limits.

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