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Ben Arbour, Meg Arbour, and Marcus Dahrell Bell killed in crash involving street racing on Risinger Road in Fort Worth, Texas
Modified Date:
Tue, 10/18/2022 - 7:48amAccident Date:
Friday, November 6, 2020
3 Dead After Racing Vehicles In Fort Worth Cause Crash With Innocent Driver, Passenger
There were two people in the bystander car and one in the racing vehicle — all were pronounced dead at the scene. The names of the victims have not been released.
Innocent Fort Worth couple killed in street racing crash
Some of Wedgwood Baptist’s church family and immediate family members are now helping take care of the children.
7 people killed in 4 overnight crashes, Fort Worth police say
Authorities said a vehicle from an intersecting road pulled out onto Risinger, causing one of the racing vehicles to strike the car.
Street Racing And Speeding On Fort Worth City Council Agenda After Couple Killed In Crash
In the wake of the tragedy, more than 3,000 people have signed a petition to redesign traffic flow in that area to address the street racing concerns.
What every family needs to know about Fort Worth wrongful death claims
When someone is killed in a car, truck, bicycle, pedestrian, or other kind of accident, family members left behind must cope with the tragedy as best they can. Many important decisions need to be made, and a wrongful death claim needs to be filed.
In Fort Worth, a claim can be filed only by specific family members, but there are strict requirements and deadlines that must be met. It is critical to talk with a Mullen & Mullen attorney to get the information and advice needed to move forward.
Type: Car Accident
Topics:
Street Racing AccidentsPeople Involved:
Ben Arbour
Meg Arbour
Marcus Dahrell Bell
Roadway:
Risinger RoadCity:
Fort Worth, TXCounty:
Tarrant County, TXArea:
Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX
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