News: Driver killed, passenger injured when car slams into tree in Randolph County

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RANDOLPH COUNTY, AR – One man was killed and another injured when their vehicle was involved in a crash in Randolph County early Sunday morning, reports KAIT8.

According to Arkansas State Police, 54-year-old Robert C. Collier was driving a Chevrolet north on Shelby Road at about 3:20 a.m. when the vehicle ran off the left side of the road and crashed into a tree.

Collier, a Maynard resident, was pronounced dead at the scene.  A passenger in the vehicle, 43-year-old Jonathan E. Davis of Fairdealing, Missouri, was transported to Poplar Bluff Regional Medical Center but no details were released on his condition.

At the Pfeifer Law Firm, our dedicated Arkansas motor vehicle accident lawyer is ready to help if you or a loved one have been the unfortunate victim of a car accident. Contact our offices today to discuss your options for pursuing compensation after a preventable crash. We can be reached by phone at 501-374-4440 or through our online contact form.

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