Updated: 5:39 PM CST March 1, 2021
FORT SMITH, Ark. A 34-year-old man died after being struck by a vehicle on Grand Avenue in Fort Smith Thursday (Feb. 25), according to a fatal crash summary released by the Arkansas Department of Public Safety.
The report states that Jonathan James Slaughter exited a parking lot near the Dollar General on Grand Avenue and entered the roadway when he was struck by a man driving west on a Honda VTX 1300 motorcycle just after 6:30 p.m.
Slaughter died from his injuries at an area hospital on Friday, Feb. 26.
His next of kin have been notified about his death.
segment tonight, you may remember last year, the factor interviewed chris kyle the deadly sniper. earlier this year, kyle was tragically shot dead by a fellow veteran he was trying to help. now, in the new book carnivore, a memoir by one of the deadliest american soldiers of all time, sergeant johnson tells his own story of how he and his troops killed more than 2,000 enemy combatants. sergeant johnson joins us now. thank you for your service to this country, sir. and thank you for writing this book. after the kyle story came out and we learned about what it takes to be a sniper, i should say that you wrote this because you were concerned that other people weren t getting enough credit for the work that had been done in iraq? right, basically, it s still an ongoing thing now, where you have so many people that are saying, what about this, or what about that, or, you know, so the book itself is trying to dedicate back to the troops, and
book. after the kyle story came out and we learned about what it takes to be a sniper, i should say that you wrote this because you were concerned that other people weren t getting enough credit for the work that had been done in iraq? right, basically, it s still an ongoing thing now, where you have so many people that are saying, what about this, or what about that, or, you know, so the book itself is trying to dedicate back to the troops, and what we did, and also, you know, the squadron itself. and as far as the kills go, and that. i m not proud of those being out there, it was part of the battle damage assessment we did. my gunner did almost half of those in the vehicle there. and i was present on the vehicle. the bradley fighting vehicle? where you started your adventure in iraq? i was the commander. and then after being with the
remember last year, the factor interviewed chris kyle the deadly sniper. earlier this year, kyle was tragically shot dead by a fellow veteran he was trying to help. now, in the new book carnivore, a memoir by one of the deadliest american soldiers of all time, sergeant johnson tells his own story of how he and his troops killed more than 2,000 enemy combatants. sergeant johnson joins us now. thank you for your service to this country, sir. and thank you for writing this book. after the kyle story came out and we learned about what it takes to be a sniper, i should say that you wrote this because you were concerned that other people weren t getting enough credit for the work that had been done in iraq? right, basically, it s still an ongoing thing now, where you have so many people that are saying, what about this, or what about that, or, you know, so the book itself is trying to dedicate back to the troops, and