Marshall Co. man critically injured in accident
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Updated: 9:15 AM Feb 9, 2012
Marshall Co. man critically injured in accident
KINGSTON, OK-A Madill man, injured in a car accident Wednesday afternoon, is in critical condition in an Oklahoma City hospital.
Posted: 10:08 PM Feb 8, 2012
Reporter: KXII Staff
Email Address: firstnews@kxii.com
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KINGSTON, OK-A Madill man, injured in a car accident Wednesday afternoon, is in critical condition in an Oklahoma City hospital.
OHP troopers said it happened about 1:00 p.m. about five miles south of Kingston on Homestead Drive. Troopers said 45-year-old Stephen Jett received head injuries when he was going too fast, lost control in a curve and his car rolled over several times.
They said he wasn't wearing a seat belt.

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