WARNER — The Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports that a fatality collision occurred on Sept. 14 at 3:58 p.m. on I-40, mile marker 285 eastbound, six miles east of Warner in Muskogee county.
Troopers report that Rachel Faye Alves, 39, Lancaster, Cailf. was standing in the middle of Interstate 40 eastbound lanes and was hit by a 2019 Nissan driven by John Taylor, 53, Van Buren, Ark.
Troopers report that Alves was pronounced dead at scene by Muskogee County EMS Paramedic, due to massive head, trunk external, trunk internal, arm and leg injuries. She was transported to Lescher Millsap Funeral Home in Muskogee.
Taylor was not injured.
Condition of pedestrian: Under investigation
Condition of driver, Vehicle-1: Apparently normal
Cause of Collision: Pedestrian action
Seatbelt: Equipped in Vehicle-1 and in use
Airbag: Equipped in Vehicle-1 and deployed
Weather: Clear
Roadway: Dry
Investigated by Probationary Trooper Jordan Galvin No. 311 of the Sequoyah County detachment of Troop C. Assisted by Field Training Trooper Kyle Henson No. 509 of the Sequoyah County detachment of Troop C, Trooper Randy Cox No. 411 of the Muskogee County detachment of Troop C, Trooper John Duerson No. 442 of the Muskogee County detachment of Troop C and Trooper Sheldon No. 427 of the Sequoyah County detachment of Troop C. Assisted by Webber Falls Fire Department and Muskogee County EMS.
“This report is based upon the trooper’s investigation of this collision. It may contain the opinion of the trooper.”
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