admin June 10th, 2010
June 10, 2010
A fire in your vehicle may seem tragic in itself, but imagine if what began as a fire in your vehicle became a fire in your home. That is exactly what happened in a Baton Rouge fire, according to WAFB.
The Baton Rouge fire occurred in a truck that was parked under a carport at a home on Kindletree Drive. The Baton Rouge fire spread from the truck to the carport to the home attached to it.
The heat from the Baton Rouge fire also damaged the roof and siding of an adjacent home. Fortunately, there were no Baton Rouge fire and burn injuries as a result of the blaze.
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admin June 3rd, 2010
A fire can occur at any time and can quickly threaten lives and belongings, but preparedness and planning can help residents of homes escape to safety. That’s exactly what happened in a Baton Rouge fire at a home, according to WAFB.
The elderly man inhabiting the Baton Rouge home on Mission Drive was able to escape without injury from a Baton Rouge fire at his home. When firefighters first arrived on the scene of the Baton Rouge fire, they thought the man was trapped in the home. However, they discovered he had escaped with no Baton Rouge fire or burn injuries.
Unfortunately, his home was damaged as a result of the blaze, the cause of which is still unknown.
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admin May 27th, 2010
What is your first instinct when you are involved in a Louisiana car accident? Do you call for help? Do you try to exit your vehicle? For some, the first thought is to flee the scene of the crash.
That is what happened in a Lafayette car accident, according to KATC.
The Lafayette auto accident occurred on Verot School Road when a 1993 Buick Road Master struck eight cars and a school bus. The driver hit cars along Ambassador Cafferty and then struck another car on Verot School Roads. When the driver of that car tried to call 911, Lafayette police had already arrived on the scene of the subsequent Lafayette car accident and apprehended the fleeing Louisiana driver.
The Louisiana driver of the Road Master, a 32-year-old man, was charged with operating while intoxicated, hit and run, as well as reckless operation and possession of narcotics.
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admin May 20th, 2010
When a fire occurs and there are no witnesses to provide information, investigators have many questions. Questioning and investigations are happening today at the site of a paint shop where a Louisiana fire occurred and the owner was found dead.
According to WAFB, the paint shop was engulfed in flames during a Louisiana fire, and the owner, a 45-year-old man, was found dead inside.
Investigators have not yet revealed how the fire began or whether the Louisiana fire and burn injuries were the cause of the owner’s death.
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admin May 13th, 2010
Seatbelt laws are a controversial topic, with many people believing that requiring seatbelts impends on civil liberties and others arguing that it is necessary to save lives. The number of people killed in auto accidents is one reason for this controversy.
Unfortunately, a woman lost her life in a Baton Rouge auto accident and police believe she was not wearing a seatbelt, according to WAFB.
The Baton Rouge auto accident occurred on Monarch Avenue, killing the 41-year-old woman.
Police believe the woman lost control of the 2003 GMC envoy and struck a ditch. They also believe because she was thrown from the vehicle, she was not wearing a seatbelt.
Alcohol is also thought to be a factor in the Baton Rouge auto accident.
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What do you think about seatbelt laws? What is more important—personal rights or saving lives?
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admin April 29th, 2010
April 29, 2010
Whether texting or talking, drivers can easily lose concentration while operating a cell phone. According to WAFB, one bill aims to put a hold on Baton Rouge auto accidents caused by cell phones with a new bill.
The bill that bans hand-held cell phone use while operating a vehicle has failed to pass previously. The bill has made it through the House Transportation Committee, and proponents hope it will decrease the number of Baton Rouge auto accidents attributed to cell phone use.
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Do you think this bill will stop some Louisiana drivers from texting or talking on hand-held devices? Will it affect your behavior?
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admin April 22nd, 2010
Fire safety is an important issue that may not get the attention it needs. Fire safety is often focused on children; however, adults and children alike need an escape plan in case of a fire.
Unfortunately, a Louisiana fire killed a Grosse Tete mother and her adult son, according to KATC.
The Louisiana fire occurred on Gardener Lane in Grosse Tete, and when authorities arrived the home was overtaken by flames. When the fire was out, rescue workers found the woman, 84, and her son, 69, in the home. They were pronounced dead at the scene.
The investigation into the cause of the Louisiana fire is ongoing, and authorities are unsure of the cause of the Louisiana house fire or the reason the occupants could not get out.
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admin April 14th, 2010
April 14, 2010
Do you ever wonder what causes individuals who flee the scene of auto accidents? Investigators are asking themselves this question after a New Orleans auto accident.
According to WWLTV, a New Orleans auto accident occurred when a vehicle crashed into a home on Almonaster Avenue. One man, 21, was found shot inside the vehicle and two others, a 17-year-old and a 20-year-old, were injured in the crash.
A Taurus was found abandoned and crashed into a fence across the street from the New Orleans auto accident. The occupants of the vehicle left the scene and police are looking for them. However, police are not certain of that crash’s relation to the vehicle that crashed into the home.
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admin March 18th, 2010
March 18, 2010
According to the Daily Comet, a Louisiana fire accident damaged the home of a firefighter.
The Louisiana fire accident started in a shed adjacent to the home but spread to the two-bedroom home where the firefighter and his girlfriend were living.
The Louisiana fire accident victim heard a popping sound as he was going to bed and saw flames heading toward the house.
One Louisiana firefighter, who was called to the scene to extinguish the blaze, was the person who set fire to the shed. The firefighter was linked to previous Louisiana fires in the past year as well. The motivation for setting the fire is unknown at present.
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admin February 18th, 2010
February 18, 2010
A Louisiana fire accident killed one woman, according to Houma Today.
The Louisiana fire accident occurred Monday night at a home on Barthemy Lane. One woman, 46, died as a result of the blaze.
Another woman, who upon realizing that she knew the Louisiana fire victim, left the scene of the blaze to tell the victim’s son about the incident when she crashed her car.
Alcohol and speed were presumed to be factors in the Louisiana auto accident victim’s death.
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