Several agencies rushed to wreck, traffic hazard
Wichita Falls firefighters, police, Texas Department of Public Safety troopers and Wichita County Sheriff’s deputies worked the scene of a hazardous materials incident Monday morning on Seymour Highway near Clyde Morgan Road.
The accident happened around 4:45 a.m. Five fire units, 12 police units and 11 county deputies were called to work the crash scene.
Texas Department of Public Safety spokesperson Dan Buesing said it started as a two-vehicle head-on crash, between a semi-tractor trailer and another vehicle.
No major injuries were reported. Buesing said the the hazmat load is not leaking and crews on monitoring it, but approximately 350-400 gallons of diesel has leaked from the truck tractor.
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Vietnam vet opens shooting center to teach people to âwin gun battlesâ
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FOREST, Miss. (WLBT) - A shooting range in Scott County is offering a unique course in firearms and rifle training.
Their instructors say they can train you to win a gun battle if you are ever threatened with one.
At age 81, Vietnam vet Clyde Morgan is coming out of retirement to open Precision Shooting Center in Forest.
He and his instructors have won six gun battles, and offer the skills to survive one through their training.
âThere are no other instructors in Mississippi teaching those courses who have ever been in a gun fight except my instructor and me,â Morgan said.
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Published: 4/25/2021 9:00:03 AM
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