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Posted: 4:50 PM Nov 9, 2009
1 killed in Love Co. accident
LOVE COUNTY, OK -- One man is dead in Love County after a car accident on Interstate 35 near mile marker 14 on Sunday. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says 73-year-old Dale Bannister was traveling northbound in a 2008 Chrysler when he ran off the road and struck a guard rail.
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LOVE COUNTY, OK -- One man is dead in Love County after a car accident on Interstate 35 near mile marker 14 on Sunday.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says 73-year-old Dale Bannister was traveling northbound in a 2008 Chrysler when he ran off the road and struck a guard rail. The car then rolled over twice and struck a bridge support.
Bannister was pronounced dead as he was being transported to the hospital.
No word on why his car left the road.
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