January 3, 2025

Tragic Night in Bryan: Accidents Claim Lives

News Summary

In Bryan, Texas, two separate accidents on Saturday night resulted in one death and multiple injuries. An ignored stop sign led to a collision that left 18-year-old Norma Flores dead, while another incident fatally struck 84-year-old pedestrian Milton Green. These events have sent shockwaves through the community, sparking mourning and calls for action. Investigations are currently underway as families seek answers to this tragic night.

Tragic Night in Bryan: Two Separate Accidents Leave One Dead and Several Injured

In the quiet town of Bryan, Texas, a night turned tragic as two serious accidents occurred, resulting in heart-wrenching consequences for families and friends. On Saturday evening, the peaceful atmosphere was shattered by a series of events that nobody saw coming.

First Crash: A Stop Sign Ignored

The first accident took place just before 7 p.m. at the intersection of FM 974 and FM 2038. A Dodge Ram 1500 was seen moving west along FM 974 when it *ignored a stop sign* at the intersection. Instead of coming to a halt, the pickup truck collided with a tree, causing a mix of panic and confusion among nearby onlookers.

While the driver of the Dodge Ram 1500 miraculously sustained only minor injuries, tragedy struck for the passengers. Among them was 18-year-old Norma Flores from Bryan, who was rushed to the hospital but sadly passed away from her injuries. In addition, four other passengers were transported to the hospital, and the extent of their injuries is suspected to be serious. Authorities are continuing to investigate the details surrounding this incident.

Second Incident: A Fatal Collision

8:59 p.m., the second incident took place on Raymond Stotzer Parkway near Stockton Drive. Here, a Toyota Rav4 struck an elderly pedestrian. The victim, identified as 84-year-old Milton Green from nearby College Station, was pronounced dead on the scene. Witnesses reported that the driver of the Toyota was unharmed, but the devastation from this accident has left a deep impact on the community.

Investigation Underway

Both accidents are currently under investigation by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS). Unfortunately, no further information has been released at this time. The situation remains tense as families wait for answers regarding these tragic incidents.

Another Tragedy: Pedestrian Accident on Wednesday

1700 block of North Earl Rudder Freeway, not far from Highway 6. The victim, identified as 63-year-old Phil Phillips of Bryan, was found dead at the crash site.

The driver involved in the incident remained at the scene and cooperated with local authorities as they began their investigation. While northbound Highway 6 was temporarily closed during investigative efforts, it has since reopened. Although the road is back in operation, the community continues to feel the impact of this tragic loss, and traffic disruptions were reported as a result.

Community Impact

The residents of Bryan and nearby areas are undoubtedly grappling with the aftermath of these incidents. The loss of life, particularly of young Norma and elderly Milton, serves as a painful reminder of how quickly life can change in an instant. As the investigations unfold, the community stands together in their shared grief, hoping for healing and justice.

If you or someone you know has been affected by these tragic events, it’s okay to reach out for support. Sometimes, even the strongest communities need to lean on each other in tough times.

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