A tragic accident on Sivertsen Road (SR1425) claimed the life of 25-year-old Jackson David Parker of Fayetteville, NC. The single-vehicle, single-occupant collision occurred 6.9 miles north of Autryville and prompted an immediate response from the North Carolina Highway Patrol.
At 4:26 PM, Trooper A.C. Hall arrived at the scene to investigate the fatal crash. According to Trooper Hall's report, the incident involved a 2014 Hino heavy work truck owned by Machine & Welding Supply. The truck was traveling south on SR1425 when it veered off the road to the left. As the vehicle re-entered the roadway, it went out of control, then ran off the road to the right. The truck overturned, crossed a ditch, and ultimately came to rest on its top. The violent sequence of events fatally injured the driver, Jackson David Parker.
The circumstances leading to the truck veering off the road remain under investigation. Initial reports do not indicate any other vehicles were involved in the accident, and it appears Parker was alone in the truck at the time of the crash. Authorities are working to determine whether factors such as speed, mechanical failure, or road conditions played a role in the incident.
Jackson David Parker was a resident of Fayetteville and a valued employee at Machine & Welding Supply. His sudden and tragic death has left his family, friends, and colleagues in shock. Known for his dedication and hard work, Parker was well-respected in his community and workplace. His passing is a significant loss to those who knew him.
In the wake of this tragedy, the North Carolina Highway Patrol is urging drivers to exercise caution, particularly on rural roads like SR1425. They emphasize the importance of adhering to speed limits, staying vigilant, and ensuring that vehicles are in good working condition to prevent such accidents.
Funeral arrangements for Jackson David Parker are being handled by his family, who have requested privacy during this difficult time. A memorial service is being planned to celebrate his life and contributions to his community and workplace.
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