Brazoria County, TX — July 6, 2024, a Jones Creek man was injured as the result of a motorcycle accident that happened at around 4:00 a.m. on County Road 659.
Authorities said that they responded to the accident scene just north of the San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge near County Road 2611.
According to officials, a 37-year-old Jones Creek man was on a Honda motorcycle going southbound along C.R. 659. The vehicle somehow lost control, causing the bike to leave the right side of the roadway. This led to the Jones Creek man being thrown from the motorcycle. As a result, the motorcyclist sustained serious injuries. Reports did not mention anyone else being involved in the accident.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
When it comes to crashes like this, my primary concern is if it ever got the attention it needed. There are certain types of accidents which are often seen as a low priority, so authorities sometimes let them slip through the cracks. Both single-vehicle wrecks and motorcycle wrecks are among the most common kinds of accidents I get calls about where people feel authorities rushed to judgment or otherwise handled things poorly. Now, independent investigations sometimes show authorities didn’t miss anything and did a good job. Even that can be an important step for victims and families. But if there is more to the story, there needs to be measures in place to make sure those details come to light.
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