News: 72-year-old man dead in single-car accident in Hot Spring County

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HOT SPRING COUNTY, AR – A car accident in Hot Spring County last week left a 72-year-old man dead, reports the Sentinel-Record.

The crash, which occurred on Small Dike Road off Highway 7 south in Bismarck, was reported Thursday night at about 8:30 p.m.

According to the Arkansas State Police, 72-year-old Ronald Joe O’Keefe of Hot Springs was driving a Toyota northbound when he veered into the southbound lane.

O’Keefe re-entered the roadway and lost control of the car, which then rolled over multiple times before ending up in the southbound lane.  O’Keefe was thrown from the vehicle during the crash and was pronounced dead at the scene.

The incident remains under investigation by the Arkansas State Police.

If you have lost a loved one as the result of a tragic crash on the roads of Arkansas, do not hesitate to contact Pfeifer Law today to discuss your options with an experienced Arkansas car accident lawyer. We can help you pursue financial compensation to cover medical bills and other expenses related to the accident.  We can be reached online or by phone at 501-374-4440.

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