Scotland Neck man dies in fatal crash

Thursday, 04 November 2010 17:16

Scotland Neck man dies in fatal crash

font size decrease font size increase font size
Print
E-mail
Comments (2)

Rate this item

(1 Vote)

A 50-year-old Scotland Neck man died Wednesday in a single vehicle crash, according to the state Highway Patrol.

Trooper Scott Richardson noted in his report Jeffrey Morgan crossed the center line of State Road 1804 about a half mile north of Highway 903 around 6 p.m. He overcorrected, hit a mailbox and then struck a ditch, culvert and tree.

He was reported dead on arrival to the hospital.

This was the sixth fatal of the year in Halifax and Northampton counties and the first since August 27.

Read 1022 times

Published in News from Roanoke Rapids, Weldon and Halifax County

Tagged under

Social sharing

Lance Martin

E-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Latest from Lance Martin

Related items (by tag)

More in this category: « Police ID February robbery suspect Man who represented self gets 36 years »

comments

0 #2 Venita Phifer 2010-11-05 02:46

R.I.P Love you, Gone to soon

Quote

0 #1 Doug Reavis 2010-11-04 21:35

Rest In Peace Cuz!

Quote

Refresh comments list
RSS feed for comments to this post

Add comment

All comments posted on rrspin.com must be written in complete sentences with no text message abbreviations. No all caps comments will be allowed, that includes words written in capital letters for emphasis.

There is to be no profanity and there is to be no character assassination even if the person being written about is a suspect in a crime.
Comments that presume knowledge of a person’s home life, financial situation or other personal details will be not be posted as will comments which presume legal knowledge.

All comments must be on the topic of the story and offer the reader’s insight on a particular issue. rrspin.com will cease posting comments if the editor determines readers are infighting with one another and not staying on the topic of a story.

rrspin.com prefers readers use their real names because anonymous posters are accountable for their comments just as readers who post their names are.